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“For Effective Aging In Place Renovations, Ask, Listen, Observe, & Then Talk”

Posted July 19, 2019

One way to approach working with a client who needs our help with aging in place renovations to allow them to remain in their home and to enjoy it more… Read more »

“Approching Aging In Place Design From A ‘What Could Go Wrong Here?’ Perspective”

Posted July 14, 2019

When we as aging in place specialists begin evaluating the homes of our clients, or when people, in general, begin looking at their current homes in terms of how practical… Read more »

“Let’s Be Careful Of Subjective Or Qualitative Terms In Aging In Place Assessments”

Posted July 13, 2019

Whether we call them assessments, evaluations, audits, or checklists, and whether we focus on safety, mobility, general welfare, or other issues, many of us are interested in helping our clients… Read more »

“Dealing With A General Slowdown As We Age In Place”

Posted July 8, 2019

  We live in a fast-paced world. So many things are based on speed. We hurry to appointments. We eat quickly as if the food will be taken away if… Read more »

“Designing For Accessibility Rather Than Just Aging In Place’

Posted July 4, 2019

Many people are discussing designing their homes or those of their clients for aging in place – homes currently occupied by them on a going-forward basis, homes they are thinking… Read more »

“Boomers Are Being Blamed For ‘Ruining’ The Housing Market”

Posted June 28, 2019

Throughout their six-plus decades on average, the Baby Boomer generation (those born at the end of World War Two, or 1946, through the mid part of the nineteen sixties, or… Read more »

“Telling People To Remove Clutter For Aging In Place Means Very Little To Them”

Posted June 27, 2019

As aging in place professionals, we know the challenges that people face as they go through life and remain in their homes long-term. As a general rule, people are collection… Read more »

“As Aging In Place Consultants, People Need To Be Able To Reach Us”

Posted June 22, 2019

We are living in the age of technology. Even for those elderly members of the population (the Silent Generation and older) who haven’t fully embraced it, the technology age is… Read more »

“Many People Talk About Aging In Place, But Not Everyone Understands The Real Intent”

Posted June 19, 2019

What is aging in place – remaining in one’s home over time? Yes! Pretty simple concept. We just continue living in the homes we already are occupying – even if… Read more »

“Taking Aging In Place Concepts Into The Marketplace”

Posted June 10, 2019

While aging in place solutions and design strategies pertain to individuals in their homes and is strictly a residential concept, it is a solid approach to areas outside the home/… Read more »

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  • 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
  • Blog
  • Contact