In Wisconsin, aging in place has a winter chapter.
Aging in place is local. The same home can feel manageable in May and precarious in February. A useful plan respects the climate, the housing stock, the family map, and the limits of remote review.
Winter entry access and snow removal need a named owner, not a seasonal hope.
Older homes may have narrow bathroom clearances, older wall construction, and basement laundry routes.
Family helpers often live close enough to help, but far enough away that the work still needs assignments.
Remote review by a licensed occupational therapist is appropriate only when the available information can support that level of review.
Build a plan around the house your family actually has.
Lantern Years is Wisconsin-first at launch, with private-pay plans, fit checks, caregiver-aware next steps, and licensed occupational therapist review when remote review fits the situation.