Privacy Policy
Last Updated: March 2026
Welcome to AgingAuthority.org (“AgingAuthority,” “we,” “our,” or “us”).
At AgingAuthority, we are committed to protecting your privacy and ensuring that your personal information is handled with transparency, responsibility, and care. As a platform focused on home safety, aging in place, and senior-oriented residential solutions, we understand that the information you share with us often relates to important decisions involving safety, independence, and long-term planning.
This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, and protect your information when you access or interact with our website.
1. Who We Are
AgingAuthority is a U.S.-focused platform dedicated to providing structured, research-informed guidance on home safety, mobility systems, and aging-in-place solutions.
For legal and privacy purposes, this Privacy Policy is governed by the laws of the United States.
Our role is both editorial and facilitative. We publish educational content designed to help individuals and families better understand residential safety risks and practical solutions. In addition, we enable users to request information, safety assessments, and service-related guidance from relevant providers in areas such as home modifications, safety systems, and mobility support.
Our approach is grounded in real-world conditions, focusing on how people actually live in their homes rather than idealized environments.
2. Information We Collect
When you interact with AgingAuthority, you may choose to provide personal information through forms, assessments, or contact requests. This may include your name, email address, phone number, and general location details such as city, state, or ZIP code.
This information is typically provided when you request a safety assessment, ask for guidance, or seek information related to home modifications, mobility aids, or safety systems.
In addition, certain technical information is collected automatically when you visit the website. This may include your device type, browser, IP address, and interaction data such as pages visited and time spent on the site. This information helps us understand how the platform is used and how it can be improved.
3. How Your Information Is Used
The information you provide is used to support clear and practical outcomes. This includes delivering requested reports or recommendations, responding to inquiries, and improving the overall experience of the platform.
If you choose to receive communications, we may also use your information to send relevant updates, educational materials, or safety-related insights.
In all cases, your data is used in alignment with the purpose for which it was provided—particularly in the context of helping you make informed decisions about safety and independent living.
4. Lead Generation and Service Facilitation
AgingAuthority functions in part as a connection layer between individuals seeking solutions and providers offering relevant services.
When you request information, estimates, or guidance related to areas such as home modifications, safety systems, or mobility aids, the information you provide may be shared with selected third-party service providers who are positioned to respond to your request.
These providers may contact you directly using the details you submitted. This process is intended to facilitate practical next steps for users actively seeking solutions.
While we aim to work with providers aligned with the standards and focus of AgingAuthority, these third parties operate independently and maintain their own policies and practices.
5. Email Communications
If you choose to provide your email address, you may receive communications related to your request, as well as optional educational content focused on aging in place, safety improvements, and residential planning.
You can unsubscribe at any time using the link included in each email.
6. Analytics and Site Performance
To better understand how visitors interact with our website, we use tools such as Google Analytics. These tools help us evaluate which content is useful, how users navigate the site, and where improvements can be made.
The information collected through analytics is generally aggregated and does not identify individuals directly.
7. Cookies and Technical Functionality
Like most modern websites, AgingAuthority uses cookies and similar technologies to support functionality, analyze usage patterns, and improve performance.
You may control cookie behavior through your browser settings. Disabling cookies may affect certain features of the website.
8. Remarketing and Future Advertising Use
As the platform evolves, AgingAuthority may use remarketing technologies to present relevant information or services based on prior interactions with the website.
At present, we do not display third-party advertisements. Any future use of advertising technologies will remain aligned with the informational and safety-focused nature of the platform.
9. Data Sharing and Disclosure
We do not sell personal information.
Information may be shared in limited and necessary circumstances, including to support requested services, operate the website, comply with legal obligations, or protect the integrity and security of the platform.
Any sharing of information is conducted with the intent of maintaining user trust and ensuring appropriate use.
10. Data Security
We take reasonable measures to protect the information you provide. This includes technical and administrative safeguards designed to prevent unauthorized access, misuse, or disclosure.
However, no system can guarantee complete security.
11. Your Privacy Rights (California – CCPA/CPRA)
If you are a California resident, you have the right to request access to the personal data we collect about you, request deletion of your personal information, and understand how your data is used and shared.
AgingAuthority respects these rights and provides a process for users to submit such requests via email.
12. International Users
AgingAuthority primarily operates within the United States and is designed for a U.S.-based audience.
However, users may access the website from other regions. In such cases, we aim to apply reasonable data protection practices consistent with widely accepted privacy standards.
By using this website and submitting your information, you understand that your data may be processed and stored in the United States.
13. CalOPPA Compliance
In accordance with applicable U.S. privacy standards, users may visit our website anonymously, access this Privacy Policy at any time, and request updates or corrections to their personal information.
Any changes to this policy will be clearly reflected on this page.
14. Children’s Privacy
AgingAuthority is intended for adult users. We do not knowingly collect personal information from individuals under the age of 13.
15. Future Services and Platform Evolution
While AgingAuthority currently provides informational and connection-based services, additional features or services may be introduced in the future, including potential paid offerings.
If such changes occur, this Privacy Policy will be updated accordingly.
16. No Professional Relationship
Providing information through this website, including completing forms or assessments, does not establish a medical, legal, contractor, or professional advisory relationship between you and AgingAuthority or any third-party provider.
17. Policy Updates
This Privacy Policy may be updated periodically to reflect changes in operations, legal requirements, or platform development.
The most current version will always be available on this page.
18. Contact
If you have any questions or requests regarding this Privacy Policy, you may contact us at:
🔒 Editorial Note
AgingAuthority provides structured, informational guidance related to home safety and aging in place.
Content is intended to support informed decision-making and does not replace professional evaluation or advice.