Aging in Place Insider Blog

Accessibility is frequently discussed in relation to how people are able to enter into their homes, businesses, places of employment, and other buildings. Clearly, we want it to be easy… Read more »

When it comes to making aging in place renovations, budget often leads the discussion about what can and cannot be done to help our clients live and function more comfortably… Read more »

While aging in place designs are specific to the client’s needs, the individual household we are working in, and the characteristics of that particular home, there are many elements we… Read more »

No matter how we approach working with our aging in place clients, and regardless of their profile (age, ability, income, style or age of housing, or household size), the one… Read more »

Universal design is a term that is frequently used to describe or suggest improvements that people are making in their homes or that they are considering to allow the people… Read more »

Working with aging in place clients, especially those who are older or living in older homes – or both, which is often the case, we must remain flexible and be… Read more »

Some of us have been operating our aging in place businesses for a while – offering construction, renovation, assessment, durable medical equipment, mobility solutions, or consulting services, among others. We… Read more »

There are many reasons a person chooses to open a business. These may or may not apply to our situation, but generally, they are true. We may open a business… Read more »

As we conduct more and more home assessments over the years and find solutions for our aging in place clients to provide more safety, convenience, comfort, or accessibility for them,… Read more »

There are plenty of available homes in any given marketplace for people to look at and consider occupying – new construction, a custom home built just for them, previously owned… Read more »