Age Safe® America helps PACE organizations reduce avoidable risk and support successful aging in place by establishing a shared home safety framework across the interdisciplinary team.
Home hazards and falls can rapidly destabilize PACE participants
IDT members need a common method to identify, prioritize, and track home safety risks
Consistency between touchpoints matters as much as individual clinical visits
Structured assessment framework for IDT leaders
Shared baseline for frontline and support touchpoints
Organizations purchasing multiple certifications or enrolling teams receive discounted pricing.
Groups of 30+ receive up to 25% off. Pricing scales with team size.
Real business impact from a safety-first approach
National authority in senior home safety certification and aging in place standards since 2015
Practical senior safety solutions designed for real homes and interdisciplinary teams
Role-based design supports both IDT leaders and frontline touchpoints
National credibility supports adoption and consistency
Pilot-friendly rollout aligned with how PACE programs operate
Hear from certified specialists who have strengthened prevention efforts and improved coordination across PACE teams.
Falls are the #1 reason PACE participants lose the ability to stay home. Under capitation, one prevented nursing home placement — at $111,000+/year — pays for SHSS certification for your entire IDT. This guide shows how a structured environmental protocol protects both your participants and your program.
Identify IDT roles responsible for assessment leadership vs. frontline reinforcement.
Train assessment leaders with SHSS; frontline and support roles with HSF.
Operationalize assessment, prioritization, documentation, and follow-through.
Pilot in one site or cohort, then expand program-wide.
Identify IDT roles responsible for assessment leadership vs. frontline reinforcement.
Train assessment leaders with SHSS; frontline and support roles with HSF.
Operationalize assessment, prioritization, documentation, and follow-through.
Pilot in one site or cohort, then expand program-wide.
A senior home safety certification provides PACE organizations with a standardized framework to identify, prioritize, and reduce in-home risks for older adults. Age Safe® America’s certifications help interdisciplinary teams apply consistent home safety practices that support aging in place and participant stability.
By training both IDT leaders and frontline staff using nationally recognized home safety certifications, PACE programs can reduce preventable falls, reinforce safety plans between visits, and maintain consistent home safety practices, key factors in supporting long-term aging in place.
Unlike one-time assessments, Age Safe® America’s senior safety solutions establish an ongoing, repeatable framework. Certifications help teams continuously identify, document, reinforce, and escalate risks across multiple touchpoints, supporting sustained participant stability.
Yes. While the certification is a national standard, Age Safe® America’s framework aligns closely with how PACE programs operate, emphasizing interdisciplinary coordination, documentation, and consistency across visits. Many PACE organizations use these certifications to standardize home safety practices across their IDT.
Yes. Standardized senior home safety certification supports consistent documentation and defensibility during audits, reviews, and oversight by demonstrating a structured approach to identifying and addressing environmental risk.
Absolutely. Many organizations pilot the certifications with a single site, cohort, or discipline, then expand program-wide once workflows and outcomes are validated. The approach is designed to scale without adding headcount.
By giving all team members a shared language and framework for senior home safety, certifications reduce gaps between disciplines. Risks identified by one role are more likely to be prioritized, documented, and reinforced by others.
Yes. Age Safe® America is a national authority in senior home safety and aging in place standards, with certifications trusted by thousands of professionals and organizations across the U.S. since 2015.
We support pilots and full rollouts, helping PACE organizations deploy aging in place certifications and senior home safety training that protect participant outcomes between visits.
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Your IDT can't be in the home 24/7. This business case shows PACE programs how a two-tier certification model — SHSS for IDT leads, HSF for frontline staff — closes the environmental assessment gap without adding headcount.
