The mission of Bloomingdale Aging in Place is to develop an inter-generational volunteer network of neighbors that enables older residents to continue living at home safely and comfortably as needs change. Bloomingdale Aging in Place is a volunteer organization made up entirely of your neighbors. We have no paid staff.
More about us

Welcome to our website!

March 23, 2013 - 1:30pm | by admin
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Here you will find useful information about what we and others are doing to help ourselves and our neighbors continue living at home as long as we can. Just check ABOUT, DOCUMENTS, EVENTS, RESOURCES.

If you need a friendly visit or a helping hand -- e.g., assistance with errands, escort to a medical appointment -- contact Neighbor to Neighbor (N2N) by calling 212-842-8831, and press 1, or email n2n@bloominplace.org.

If you would like to join in some of our activities, or just learn more about us, please take a moment to REGISTER. You will then be able to send comments, participate in online forums, and take part in our numerous group activities.

What's new on this site

April 28, 2013 - 5:39pm | by admin
  • BAiP announces four new activity groups.
  • Bloomingdale Aging in Place featured in New York Times article about seniors on Manhattan's Upper West Side, February 12, 2013.
  • Learn about our latest program Neighbor to Neighbor.
  • See the Photography Group's latest gallery at: Shadows. To see all the galleries click here.
  • See the report on our October 18, 2012 panel entitled How to be a Street-Smart Senior.
  • A report on our very successful March 22, 2012 panel entitled WHAT'S MY STUFF WORTH presented by three noted auctioneers.
  • Emergency Contact/Health Information forms are now available on this site. See Emergency info forms
  • Some hearing loss?. See Communication and coping tips for the holidays
  • Misconceptions about people with hearing loss. See 17 misconceptions
  • Induction Loop installed in Marseilles Community Room. See Induction Loop
  • New rule for receiving your Social Security payment. See: The end of the Social Security check
  • Guidelines on how to Organize your own Dinner in the Neighborhood