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“Before We Run That Next Ad Or Promotion …”

Posted January 27, 2017

Throughout the year, we look at our business and determine that we need more people to work with to keep the momentum of our business going. We need to keep… Read more »

“Coffee Is A Miracle Elixir With A Long List Of Health Benefits”

Posted January 26, 2017

What’s a dark liquid with outstanding aroma served and consumed several times a day in a cup? That’s right. Coffee! Some people enjoy it, others don’t go near it. However,… Read more »

“Universal Design Provides Many Sustainable Elements”

Posted January 25, 2017

In many ways, universal design is a lot like green building. It isn’t identical nor a substitute for it, and it doesn’t have the same emphasis or nature. However, both… Read more »

“Not All Aging In Place Solutions Are Created Equal”

Posted January 24, 2017

Not all aging in place treatments, solutions, approaches, or modifications are equal – nor can they be. If for no other reason, they can’t be the same because they are designed… Read more »

“It’s Not Really A ‘Priority’ If We Don’t Act On It”

Posted January 23, 2017

Particularly at this time of year, we set goals or action items that we like to achieve. It isn’t limited to just the first part of the year, but this… Read more »

“Creating An Aging In Place Home vs. A Home For Aging In Place”

Posted January 22, 2017

We often talk about creating an aging in place home and what it takes to do so as if this is a consistent product that can be manufactured or produced…. Read more »

“The Challenge Of Overcoming The Inertia Factor Of Our Clients”

Posted January 21, 2017

Often, one of the most challenging tasks we face as aging in place professionals is getting our clients and those who would be our clients to overcome their inertia of… Read more »

“Our Value Proposition Involves More Than Price”

Posted January 20, 2017

We can be the most expensive in our market for the services we provide, we can be the least expensive, or we can be somewhere in between. That doesn’t make… Read more »

“The Six Ways To Be Reached And To Connect With Others”

Posted January 19, 2017

If we are going to build our aging in place business (consulting, contracting, health services, or other), people need to be able to connect with us and to contact us…. Read more »

“Getting Our Clients Involved In Structuring The Solution To Their Needs”

Posted January 18, 2017

If we think back to school, parenting, or an employment situation when we (as the student, child, or employee) had a question or an issue that we wanted to bring… Read more »

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  • Home
  • About Steve
    • AIP Books
  • CAPS Classes»
    • What Are CAPS Classes
    • Online CAPS Classes Offered »
      • CAPS I
      • CAPS II
      • CAPS III
  • FAQ’s
  • Schedule
  • More Classes»
    • All Continuing Ed Classes
    • Residential Universal Design
    • The Transition Feature
    • Beyond Your CAPS: What’s Next?
    • Evaluating Assessments
    • Establishing Accessory Dwelling Units
    • Understanding Floor Plans For CAPS Professionals
    • Visitability Challenges for Aging in Place
    • Business Essentials For Therapists & CAPS Professionals
  • Blog
  • Contact