• Aging In Place

    “Aging in place” refers to living where you have lived for years, typically not in a health care environment, using products, services, and conveniences which allow you to remain home as circumstances change.

    In other words, you continue to live in the home of your choice safely and independently as you get older.

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  • Top 10 Design Trends Top 10 Design Trends

    By Mary Jo Peterson, CKD, CBD, CAPS

    First off, although the link to the kitchen and bath is more global than specific, it seems worth mentioning that people are looking at ways to create a level entry and generally more open plans with more clear floor space for easier maneuvering.

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  • 3 Biggest Challenges

    The 3 Biggest Challenges Older Adults Face at Home.

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Free Report: 8 Elements of a Home in High Demand for an Aging Population.

Planning to Stay

“I think that when you invite people to your home, you invite them to yourself.” – Oprah Winfrey

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Modifying Your Home

Adapting our living environment for aging in place involves home modification which can make it safer, more comfortable, and increase the likelihood of remaining independent.

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Grandparents and Grandkids

“Just when I thought I was too old to fall in love again, I became a Grandparent.” -Unknown

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What is Aging in Place?

“Aging in place” refers to living where you have lived for years, typically not in a health care environment, using products, services, and conveniences which allow you to remain home as circumstances change. In other words, you continue to live in the home of your choice safely and independently as you get older.

Our mission is simple: Provide the help you need and the information you want for aging in place.

Best wishes,
Patrick Roden RN, PhD,
Certified Aging In Place Specialist (CAPS)

 

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