As we grow older, many of us like to remain active and forestall the effects of aging for a while longer. In fact, do we really need to feel older… Read more »
Aging in Place Insider Blog
“Before Ever Getting Started On A Room Renovation …”
Before we ever walk into a potential client’s home, there are things we should know that are going to affect – if not dictate – how we approach the overall… Read more »
“Realtors Can Play A Huge Part In Aging-In-Place Considerations”
When people shop for a new home (newer than they have now but not necessarily new construction), they can look on their own or use the services of a real… Read more »
“Look Past The ‘Official’ Job Or Position, We’re All In Sales”
We all have different jobs to perform – some are in service, some in administration, some in construction – but everyone is in sales whether they realize it or not…. Read more »
“Illustrating Value Is More Important For Selling Aging-In-Place Solutions Than Their Actual Cost”
Aging in place, from a provider standpoint, is a very fluid business. People approach having the necessary work done (or not done) in their homes from a variety of perspectives,… Read more »
“Giving Ourselves A Fighting Chance As We Age-In-Place”
Aging in place strategies and solutions have many purposes. One of them is to give us and our clients a fighting chance to deal well with our homes as we… Read more »
“Solving Tomorrow’s Concerns Today With Universal Design”
There is a tendency with many people to focus on the moment and not be that concerned about what the future may bring. In terms of their homes, people look… Read more »
“Think Outside The Box For Aging-In-Place – The ADU, For Instance”
We have heard that term “thinking outside the box” for years – so much so that it likely has lost a lot of its initial impact as a way of… Read more »
“Buying A Car To Last Indefinitely Has Parallels With Aging-In-Place”
There was a time many years ago when it was common for people to purchase a brand new car from a dealership every year – not a low mileage used… Read more »
“People Can Plan For Aging-In-Place, But They Can’t Purchase It”
There is a fairly common misconception that people can purchase or acquire an aging in place home now that will serve them in future years. Actually, part of this might… Read more »