What Does a Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist Do?

Staying in your home as you age requires careful planning.  Nationwide, 78% of people over age 55 have a chronic health condition, such as arthritis, cardiovascular disease or diabetes, to name a few. That rate increases to 85% in adults over 65.  Certain...

Guide to Aging-in-Place Remodeling

Tortoises are known to live a long time in large part because their shell grows with them as they age. Humans can take advantage of this same basic principle as we get older. As the years pass, our needs and abilities change; our homes, however, often remain the...

Aging-in-Place House Plans

As we get older, it can become more challenging to live independently. Doing basic things around the house — climbing stairs, taking a shower, making meals — can become more difficult or  even dangerous without the right precautions and safety protections. Aging...

6 Key Features of Aging-in-Place Bathroom Design 

If you’re planning to remain in your home as you age, you might consider modifying the space to accommodate your changing needs. As we grow older, things that have been easy for us can become quite difficult, such as standing in the shower or getting out of the...

Aging in Place Checklist

Aging in place refers to the ability of seniors to live in their own homes and communities safely, independently, and comfortably, regardless of age, income, or ability level. It’s a concept that is gaining traction as more older adults prefer the familiarity of...