Is the Family Peace of Mind Assessment free?

Yes. The assessment is completely free and there is no obligation. It's a tool to help your family think clearly about your loved one's needs.

Is this assessment medical advice?

No. It is a non-medical, educational self-assessment about everyday wellbeing and safety at home. It does not diagnose anything. For medical concerns, contact a physician, and in an emergency call 911.

Is my information private?

Yes. The assessment runs entirely in your web browser. Nothing you enter is submitted, saved, or shared unless you choose to contact Haven Grove yourself.

How long does the assessment take?

About five minutes. It is 14 short multiple-choice questions across areas such as mobility, falls, memory, medication, nutrition, safety, and caregiver stress.

What will I get at the end?

A plain-language read on how things are going and which areas may benefit from support, with tailored links to relevant resources — plus easy ways to talk with a Haven Grove care advisor if you'd like.

Family Peace of Mind Assessment™

Is it time for a little help at home?

A free, private, 5-minute self-assessment to help your family see clearly where support might help a loved one — from a companion-care advisor, not a salesperson.

In short: answer 14 short questions about your loved one's daily life — mobility, falls, memory, medication, nutrition, safety, and how you are holding up. You'll get a plain-language read on where help may make the biggest difference. It's free, private, and non-medical, and nothing is submitted unless you choose to reach out.

How this works

Answer 14 quick questions (about 5 minutes).
See an instant, plain-language summary with tailored resources.
Talk it through with a Haven Grove care advisor — only if you'd like to.

Your answers stay in your browser. This is an educational tool, not medical advice — for medical concerns contact a physician, and in an emergency call 911.

1. How steady is your loved one on their feet? Steady and independent Uses a cane or walker but manages Unsteady, or needs help to move safely

2. Any falls (or close calls) in the past 6 months? No falls or near-misses A near-miss or one minor slip One or more falls

3. Is the home set up safely (lighting, rugs, stairs, bathroom grab bars)? Well set up and safe A few concerns Several hazards

4. Any memory changes affecting daily life (repeating, missed appointments, confusion)? None noticeable Occasional forgetfulness Frequent, or affecting safety

5. Are they eating well and keeping weight steady? Eating well Skipping meals sometimes Poor appetite, weight loss, or unsafe cooking

6. Do they take medications correctly and on time? Yes, reliably Occasional misses Frequent misses or confusion

7. Can they get to appointments and errands safely? Yes, no trouble Limited — gave up driving, relies on others Often misses outings for lack of rides

8. How socially connected are they? Active and connected Somewhat isolated Mostly alone or lonely

9. How are they managing daily tasks (cooking, cleaning, laundry)? Independently With some help Struggling

10. How are you — the family caregiver — holding up? Managing well Stretched at times Overwhelmed or burning out

11. How would you describe their overall mood and engagement? Positive and engaged Up and down Withdrawn or low most days

12. Do you worry about their safety when they're alone? Rarely Sometimes Often

13. A hospital or ER visit in the last 90 days? No Yes, recovering well Yes, and struggling at home

14. Is there a fast way to get help in an emergency (medical alert, close contact)? Yes, a clear plan Somewhat No plan in place

This interactive assessment needs JavaScript to score your answers. The questions above are still a helpful checklist — and you're welcome to talk it through with a care advisor for a personal review.

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This summary is general and non-medical — it doesn't diagnose anything. For medical concerns contact a physician; in an emergency call 911.

How we score it (in plain sight)

Transparency matters to us, so here's exactly how it works: each answer is worth 0–2 points based on how much it may affect safety or wellbeing, and a few answers (recent falls, frequent worry, or a hard hospital recovery) are weighted as priority flags. The tool adds these up to suggest one of four honest reads — thriving at home, a few areas to watch, time to consider more support, or let's talk soon — and highlights the specific areas where help may matter most. It's a conversation starter, not a diagnosis.

What you can do with your results

Use them to talk with your family, bring them to a doctor's visit, or share them with us for a free, no-pressure conversation. Whatever you decide, the goal is the same: clarity and peace of mind. Explore our education center, see how we approach trust and safety, or browse companion care services.

Common questions

Is it really free and private?

Yes — it's free, and it runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is submitted or stored unless you choose to contact us.

Is this medical advice?

No. It's an educational, non-medical self-assessment. For medical questions, talk with a physician.

What if I'm not sure about an answer?

Choose the closest fit, or skip it — you'll still get a useful read, and you can always ask a care advisor.

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