NAIPC Greater Atlanta

06/08/2026

NAIPC Atlanta represented at the Decatur Health and Fitness fair!

01/30/2026

This recent AJC article on increasing home accessibility highlights an important part of aging well: planning ahead. We’re proud to see insights from Dennis Lippy, president of Accessible Living Atlanta and co-chair of the NAIPC Atlanta Chapter, along with Mary Block of Mobility Plus Alpharetta, a valued partner through ACAP. Their expertise shows how thoughtful home modifications and mobility solutions can support safety, independence, and confidence at home.

This is a great example of the collaborative, client-centered approach NAIPC champions — bringing together professionals across disciplines to help older adults and their families make informed decisions that support long-term well-being.

As aging in place becomes more common, home modifications can improve accessibility. Focusing on key areas of the home can have a big impact.

11/21/2025

Fantastic NAIPC planning meeting today at Sandy Springs Mansions.

11/21/2025

Lunch meeting today!

06/19/2024

Tyraell Hill and Roger Mforneh from FODAC presented at our June meeting at the Mansions of Sandy Springs Independent Living. FODAC - Friends of Disabled Adults and Children helps so many individuals in the Atlanta area. We truly appreciate all that they do for everyone.

05/02/2024

Great meeting today! We learned about falls and how to prevent them from a professor at Georgia State! Join us at our next meeting!

04/08/2024

It was my pleasure to be a part of the Senior Resource Fair, sponsored by the National Aging In Place Council on April 7th at the Schwartz Goldstein Hall, The Temple, 1589 Peachtree Street NE, Atlanta, GA 30309.
The following companies participated in this informative event:





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&CSAtlanta

04/08/2024

April's presentation was by Aksh*ta Iyer, the CEO and founder of Ome, a technology company creating innovative solutions that make our homes safer.

Her inspiration for reinventing the kitchen began when her mom left the stove and started a kitchen fire. To build a solution for her own family, Aksh*ta assembled a team of engineers, appeared on Shark Tank, raised $4M in funding and launched the only connected device that can turn any stove into a smart appliance in just minutes.

Aksh*ta is driven by a belief that technology can be used to improve people's lives. Through Ome, she is helping to transform how we cook and live in our homes, one kitchen at a time.

02/13/2024

We had a great planning meeting at The Mansions in Sandy Springs.