Aging in Place Insider Blog

As Baby Boomers continue to age and make their presence known as a generational factor, many people have labeled their impact on the aging services market as a “Silver Tsunami.”… Read more »

There often is a large disconnect between designing solutions for our older clients who want to remain in their homes effectively, and those of any age who may have specific… Read more »

Rules are clean. We can follow them – even when we don’t like them. We obey (or we know what the consequences might be if we don’t) driving the posted… Read more »

So a person has reached that point in their lives when they are satisfied that they are living in the home they want to remain in for the balance of… Read more »

As we come to the end of October, it bears a look back at the importance of this month for aging in place. Every month has its particular causes, observances,… Read more »

Businesses that serve the aging in place needs of their clients come in a variety of sizes and services. We might be a contractor, carpenter, handyman, or some other type… Read more »

Today, people are embracing the so-called open concept floor plan – one without a lot (or even any) interior walls to define, limit, suggest, or restrict space and room sizes…. Read more »

Everyone experiences some mobility issues throughout their lives. Some are relatively minor and come and go. Some are a little more chronic. Some affect the way people get around to… Read more »

True universal design is inclusive. It accommodates as many people as are reasonably possible – regardless of whom might be present most of the time or for whom the design… Read more »

People want to age in place. They want to continue living where they are in the home they have been occupying, in most cases for several years. They don’t want… Read more »