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Aging in Place Insider Blog
“Universal Design Is Beyond Quantification Or Scoring”
Wouldn’t it be great to create a set of defining criteria that we could publish and use to determine that a house was employing all of the universal design criteria… Read more »
“Universal Design Is More Than Just Wide Hallways”
Universal design is a topic that many people are talking about today. It is widely accepted as a guiding principle, but it often is interpreted too narrowly. Yes, it means… Read more »
“There’s No Point In Being PC – We Are Aging – So Let’s Face It Head-On”
Mention aging in place to someone not familiar with the term, and they may have a misconception about its purpose – maybe from something they have read or heard. Often,… Read more »
“Two Extremes Of Creating Aging In Place Solutions”
People at any age, in any geographic area, and with or without any type of physical, sensory, or cognitive limitations or impairments are aging in place on their own or… Read more »
“Putting Age Into Its Proper Perspective”
As aging in place professionals, we are interested in helping people of any age to stay where they are – for as long as they desire – at whatever age… Read more »
“Aging In Place Was Never Meant To Be A Two-Stage Process”
Aging in place is a very simple and grand concept. It means that people get to continue living in their current home for as long as they desire, and ideally… Read more »
“Our Email Address Follows Us Everywhere – Make Sure It Can”
One of the most important pieces of personal information we possess is our email address. This has replaced the mailing address and even the phone number as the most viable… Read more »
“Not So Fast On Forswearing The Forever Home”
A new report on Millennials suggests that they are not in favor of the forever home – the majority of them, as a group, don’t seem to like the idea… Read more »
“Keeping The Art (Not So Much The Science) In Design”
Many things are partially art and part science. Design certainly falls within that description, and it’s good that it does. It’s nice to know that there are parameters to stay… Read more »