Publication: Viera Voice

Article Published: Jan 28, 2026

As a 30-year resident of Brevard County and the owner of an in-home senior care company, Don Kramer soon realized there was a glaring inconvenience for senior shoppers. Despite the large market for senior products, there weren’t any easy ways to find them.

Kramer’s idea was groundbreaking — what if there was one place where seniors could find essential senior products, resources and professional guidance? That idea soon bloomed into One Senior Place, a senior-focused resource office and shopping center.

Kramer was venturing into uncharted waters. When One Senior Place opened its doors to the community in March 2006, he wasn’t sure what to expect.

“There was nothing like us,” he said.

It didn’t take long for One Senior Place to exceed all expectations by the end of its first year. After six years of success, a second location was opened in Altamonte Springs.

“One Senior Place was created for one reason,” Kramer said. “Seniors and their families needed somewhere they could walk into and immediately feel supported, informed and pointed in the right direction. They needed one place to go when everything else felt overwhelming. Here we provide that, and it’s completely free. We offer free consultations and endless free resources.”

Now, 20 years later, One Senior Place is now a nationally recognized company that offers easy access to senior products and services, counseling and other resources — all under one roof.

After stepping through the doors, visitors to One Senior Place are greeted with a wide variety of senior-focused businesses and resources. They’ll have the opportunity to attend regularly scheduled educational events such as seminars and workshops, as well as recreational gatherings such as The Club for active seniors.

The Club is a gathering for men and women to join in for fun, fellowship and coffee. They meet 9 a.m to 1 p.m. each Monday. Among the games they play include cards, bingo and dominos.

One Senior Place also offers veterans an opportunity to meet, connect and share in camaraderie. The veterans gather at 10 a.m. on the first Wednesday of each month.

Families can receive guidance with navigating their senior healthcare, housing and support options by booking a complimentary 30-minute consultation with an aging services expert.

One Senior Place’s 20th anniversary celebration will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. April 2. Everyone is welcome to celebrate the milestone at One Senior Place’s Melbourne location at 8085 Spyglass Hill Road, Suite 115.

Kramer is excited about the future of One Senior Place. What was once a bold new concept is now looking to expand its educational offerings, service partnerships and find new ways to meet the ever-evolving expectations of today’s seniors.

“We set out to create something simple that helps people during one of life’s most overwhelming seasons,” said Kramer on how far One Senior Place has come. “Twenty years later, that mission has only grown stronger.”

For more information, visit oneseniorplace.com or call 321-323-7325.