Aging in Place Insider Blog

There is much written about finding and locating the ideal aging in place home for our clients, or the marketplace in general – what it needs to look like, how… Read more »

Many of us – professionals and consumers alike – love universal design. It provides great access and is unobtrusive so that it fits into the general design where it is… Read more »

Many consumers are price shoppers. They shop first for price and then for other attributes or factors such as benefits, reputation, warranty, brand, and the like. For some, price is… Read more »

Our business cards must be functional first. Then they can be pretty, dramatic, and possess other qualities. If they can’t serve their primary funtion, there really aren’t that useful.  As… Read more »

Marketing is how we let the world – and more specifically people who might be able to use what we offer – know about us and the solutions we provide…. Read more »

Those of us who have taken the CAPS coursework and received our designation know how it has provided additional insight and knowledge for us on how evaluate the needs of our… Read more »

It’s appropriate on Valentine’s Day that we look at two items that many of us enjoy consuming – some of us more than others – that have proven to be… Read more »

When we start designing for aging in place, universal design, or visitability purposes – arguably essentially the same in many cases – we may know what we want, but sometimes… Read more »

There are many reasons why people want to remain living in their current homes – whatever their current age, ability, or lifestyle – but especially true as we continue into… Read more »

Listening is a vital part of communication. I think we would all agree on that. While we like to talk about what we feel is important, we need to hear… Read more »