Aging in Place Insider Blog

Anything worth doing requires effort While it’s true that aging in place is natural and will happen whether we do much to affect it or not (although we can complicate… Read more »

No dictionary required It wasn’t that long ago when we were discussing aging in place issues or using that specific term that we would need to explain what we were… Read more »

A special month for two reasons Often, the calendar observes a special month that pertains to the focus we have as Certified Aging In Place Specialists (CAPS). April, which we… Read more »

No worries about the meeting room Since you will be attending our classes from the comfort of your home (in many cases) or your office, you know the logistics of… Read more »

It’s not difficult to do Anyone with any amount of interest in learning about how people age (get older) and how to accommodate those needs by allowing people to remain… Read more »

Making necessary repairs and improvements People begin being aware of aging in place at various ages – some in their twenties or thirties, and some later in life. Some of… Read more »

The big reset Three years ago, in March 2020, we completed the last of our on-site CAPS classes. The world was preparing for hibernation. So, we transitioned, along with many… Read more »

Assistive features are helpful To age in place well and accommodate the passing years, most of us have read or been told that we need to install or purchase certain… Read more »

Begin where you are The first thing to know about getting your CAPS (Certified Aging In Place Specialist) designation is that anyone can do it. Not a contractor? No building… Read more »

Begin where you are Now that you have your Certified Aging In Place Specialist (CAPS) designation, or you are in the process of getting it soon, you might be wondering… Read more »