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For older adults, caregivers, and families in Pasadena. Explore local programs, safety resources, free classes, and real estate support tailored to life transitions.
Call • Plan • Move
- Call: Talk through care needs, timing, and budget.
- Plan: Outline key dates, vetted vendors, and who’s doing what.
- Move: Set weekly check-ins to keep next steps clear and avoid guesswork.
Senior services & advocacy
Pasadena offers dedicated programs focused on quality of life for older adults, plus a commission that advises City Council on senior needs.
- Senior Issues Office — region-wide initiatives and resources.
- Senior Commission — advisory group on senior concerns and quality of life.
- PEDAL — cross-department team supporting elders in long-term care.
Free classes — Huntington Health Senior Care Network
Noon Hour programs (virtual & in-person) cover wellness and safety topics for seniors and caregivers.
Common tasks to consider
Safety upgrades
Install grab bars, improve lighting, and complete hazard checks before showings or move-in.
Organize & downsize
Use a keep/donate/sell plan; schedule pickups and save donation receipts.
Choose movers
Look for teams experienced with seniors; label boxes and set aside “first-night” essentials.
Stay updated
Short status emails or calls keep the process predictable.
Pasadena Senior Center
Affordable membership opens the door to classes, fitness, arts, social events, and support services for adults 50+.
Home security & fraud prevention
Tap into Pasadena PD services and keep common scams on your radar.
- Home Security Inspections — on-site walkthrough and safety checklist.
- Coffee with a Cop — meet local officers and get questions answered.
- Elder Abuse / Crimes Against Persons — reporting & investigations.
“Catherine is impeccable with logistics and planning and stepping up while remaining flexible. Honoring my parents' tradition of graceful hospitality, Catherine welcomed every visitor with respect. I am grateful that we moved smoothly through the process in a manner that both preserved my parents' legacy and elevated our greatest family asset.”— R.F., Los Angeles
Programs & services statewide
CDA supports older adults, adults with disabilities, family caregivers, and residents in long-term care — delivered locally through Area Agencies on Aging and partners.
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For emergencies, call 911.
Adult Protective Services (24/7) Report suspected abuse or neglect
If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.