Aging in Place Insider Blog

As children, we don’t have any say as to what type of home we live in, how big it is, or what city it is in. It’s just home –… Read more »

There is growing talk of an available housing shortage in this country because people are not moving from their current homes fast enough to meet what some people consider to be… Read more »

With aging in place becoming such a popular strategy today – so much so that there are discussions of potential shortages of traditionally available housing because people are staying put… Read more »

This week (Monday, February 4-Sunday, February 10) is “National Burn Awareness Week.” As aging in place specialists and professionals, we understand the issue of safety in the home and how… Read more »

As aging in place specialists, we get to work with and help, on a daily basis, people who want to remain living in their homes for the long-term. We see… Read more »

A versatile feature that has found its way into many bathrooms is the personal or handheld shower. Once considered a specialty item for people who needed the additional reach or… Read more »

At the risk of being too declarative, this post is titled “almost always” when it likely is “always” that it’s cheaper to continue living in one’s present home and age… Read more »

While we don’t have to accomplish everything that we think needs to be done in any particular client’s home because the client doesn’t desire it, they don’t want all of it… Read more »

Aging in place designs differ by the client. There can be as many different approaches and final looks as there are clients to serve, from very simple treatments to extensive ones…. Read more »

As we conclude our observance of “National Bath Safety Month,” there are a few other considerations, issues, or concerns that we haven’t discussed. We’ve looked at several, but there still… Read more »