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Aging in Place in West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach is two housing markets in one: 1920s bungalows in the historic neighborhoods and high-rise condos downtown. The aging-in-place work looks completely different in each.
What Aging in Place Looks Like Here
In Flamingo Park, El Cid, or Northwood, the house is nearly a century old: narrow interior doorways, one bathroom, a raised front porch with three or four steps, and original floors that are beautiful and slick. Grab bars need real blocking, and the porch steps need a rail before anything else. We walk the specific house rather than handing over a generic list.
Downtown and along the Intracoastal it is the opposite problem — a condo where the elevator, the loading dock, and the building's rules set the schedule. We coordinate with property management, get vendors approved, and make sure the work happens on a day someone can actually be there.
Towns We Serve
- West Palm Beach
- Palm Beach
- Palm Beach Gardens
- North Palm Beach
- Lake Worth
- Greenacres
- Royal Palm Beach
- Wellington
Not on the list? Call and tell us where your parent lives — we will tell you honestly whether we can be there reliably.
The Membership
Starting price for one property in West Palm Beach. Additional properties are quoted separately.
- One dedicated coordinator who knows your parent and the house
- A monthly visit — in person or virtual — with a safety review
- Vendor sourcing, license and insurance checks, and supervision of the work
- Uncapped weekday access and a 24-hour call-back guarantee
Your first call is free. The Abode 360 Roadmap is an optional $750 first step.
Questions from Families in West Palm Beach
Do you work with the historic neighborhoods downtown?
Yes. Older homes there usually need a permit for anything exterior or structural, and we know which changes require one. We coordinate the licensed trades rather than sending in a handyman who cannot pull the paperwork.
Can you look after a condo as well as a house?
Yes. In a condo the work is coordination with property management, vendor access, and the interior changes that make the unit safer — bathroom grab bars, lighting, and thresholds — without waiting on a building-wide project.