Elderly

Elderly is a free, multi-page Bootstrap 4 HTML5 website template for elderly care and senior services businesses, distributed by ThemeWagon and designed by Colorlib. It ships with 8 HTML files and a full set of CSS, SCSS, JavaScript, and plugin sources, giving a non-technical owner a ready-to-host static site.

What is Elderly?

Elderly is a responsive business website template built on Bootstrap 4, HTML5, and CSS3, targeted specifically at elderly care providers such as nursing homes, home care agencies, and retirement communities. It takes the included HTML/CSS/JS source files as input and produces a complete multi-page marketing site with hero header, blog section, testimonial cards, and contact form. The template is free to download, open source, and licensed for commercial projects with lifetime free updates. It was created by Colorlib (listed under author "kimlabs" on ThemeWagon) and is version 1.0.0.

Key Features

• Bootstrap 4 framework — the layout grid and components are built on Bootstrap 4, compatible with jQuery plugins.
• 8 prebuilt HTML pages — the package contains all the demo pages needed for a small business site, plus demo images.
• Sticky top navigation bar — visitors keep access to menu links while scrolling, collapsed into a burger menu on mobile.
• Multi-level drop-down menu — supports nested navigation items, useful for listing multiple service lines.
• Fun fact counters — animated number counters display stats like patients served or years in operation.
• Hero header and call-to-action button — a full-width hero section with a prominent conversion button.
• Testimonial cards and blog section — social proof and news/content areas are included on the homepage.
• Contact form and footer navigation — a working contact form layout plus footer links for privacy, terms, and sitemap.
• Cross-browser support — tested for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Opera, and mobile browsers.
• Libraries and plugins — packs jQuery, Flaticon font icons, Owl carousel, Magnific-popup, and SlickNav.

Who is it for?

Elderly is for care businesses that need a credible web presence without paying a developer. A nursing home or assisted-living facility can fill in the demo pages with their own photos and copy. A home-care agency can use the contact form and testimonial cards to generate leads and build trust. Non-profits offering senior programs can use the blog section to announce events and share updates. Web designers can also use it as a clean starting point and customize the SCSS to match a client's brand.

What can you do with Elderly?

• Aged care providers: launch a multi-page site promoting residential care, memory care, or respite services using the included service pages and hero header.
• Home care agencies: capture inquiries through the contact form and display client testimonials on the homepage to increase conversions.
• Retirement communities: use the blog section to publish community news and use the sticky navigation to keep key info accessible.
• Non-profit senior organizations: set up a donation-oriented page with call-to-action buttons and fun fact counters showing program statistics.

FAQ

Is Elderly free?

Yes. The ThemeWagon download page marks it as free and open source, permits commercial use, and includes lifetime updates. No pricing tier is required to download the template files.

Which files are included?

The download contains 8 HTML files, all demo images, font icons, CSS and SCSS files, JavaScript source files, and the library/plugin files (Bootstrap 4, jQuery, Owl carousel, Magnific-popup, SlickNav, and Flaticon).

Which browsers does Elderly support?

The template is listed as compatible with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Opera, and mobile browsers.

Who made Elderly?

Elderly was created by Colorlib and is published on ThemeWagon under the author account "kimlabs". The ThemeWagon page lists Colorlib as the contact author.

Is there any documentation?

The page doesn't mention a separate documentation file. It describes the code as structured and ready to use out of the box, with the demo pages serving as the primary reference.