Home Instead Formed Partnership With Drew and Jonathan Scott
The partnership aims to help older adults redesign their homes to support aging in place safely.
Updated on Oct. 12, 2026 in Eldercare
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Home Instead has partnered with designers Drew and Jonathan Scott to offer new home care and design resources. This initiative provides practical advice for families looking to adjust living spaces for aging residents throughout 2026.
Why it matters
With more than 11,000 Americans turning 65 every day and over 90% of adults aged 55 to 75 wanting to age in place, this partnership aims to bridge the gap between design needs and professional care. The collaboration seeks to help families proactively plan for evolving physical requirements as their loved ones age.
Home Instead currently operates 1,200 locations across 7 countries and delivers 60 million hours of care annually. Their new collaboration with the Drew and Jonathan brand reaches a combined social media audience of 22 million followers.
The players
Home Instead
A home care provider with 30 years of experience and 1,200 locations that supports families in managing care for aging adults.
Drew and Jonathan Scott
Renowned television home design experts who lead a media brand focused on property renovation and home improvement projects.
The details
The partnership integrates Home Instead's 30 years of care experience with the design expertise of Drew and Jonathan Scott. Resources will be distributed through official brand social media channels and the company's website to guide homeowners through the physical modifications required for long-term accessibility. Families can use these tools to assess how their existing floor plans and safety features may need adjustment to accommodate future care needs.
Timeline
October 12, 2026: The partnership was officially announced in Omaha, Nebraska.
Throughout 2026: Resources and design tips will be released to the public.
The Home Front
The home renovation industry is increasingly aligning with professional healthcare services to address the surging demand for accessible living spaces. This initiative marks a shift toward integrating long-term health planning directly into the home design and maintenance process.
Assess your current living space for accessibility features that may become necessary as household members age. Review the latest planning guides provided by the Home Instead home planning resources to identify potential home modifications.
The takeaway
Proactive planning is essential for those aiming to stay in their homes as they age. Follow the official Drew and Jonathan social media channels throughout the remainder of 2026 for ongoing design and care advice.
Further reading
Learn more about managing home safety in our Eldercare section.
More information
Find expert tips and tools for your household by visiting the Home Instead home planning resources.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Kingston Whig-Standard.
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