More and more seniors are finding safety and security in continuing care communities (CCCs) throughout the country. And, while they want the increased safety and security, they do not want to lose their independence. Aging in place and maintaining that independence often involves the use of various personal service providers (PSPs) who come onto the CCC campus and create new risks. PSPs go by many names and perform many functions, including housekeeping, meal preparation, assistance with activities of daily living (bathing, grooming, eating), grocery shopping, dog walking, and driving the resident to various offsite appointments.Continue reading
