Aging in Place Insider Blog

There is one underlying aspect to providing aging in place services and serving people in any of the three main marketing groups (those without urgent needs, those with progressive condition needs,… Read more »

So many people – upwards of ninety percent depending on which source is used – want to remain in their current homes as they move into their fifties and beyond…. Read more »

As the season is changing from winter to spring, a major adjustment in activities is about to occur. Once again, people will be outside to pursue activities they enjoy. In most… Read more »

As we were growing up, we have each had so many things – hundreds of them likely – that we did, saw, heard, felt, or experienced for the first time…. Read more »

Sometimes when we are contacted to evaluate a home and create and aging in place solution, there is an urgency. Someone may have recently suffered a traumatic injury which requires… Read more »

It won’t be long until we get to engage in that annual event known as spring cleaning. Of course, it doesn’t have to be limited just to once a year,… Read more »

It soon will be spring, and people will begin thinking about their yards, gardens, and spring cleaning. In many markets, there will be opportunities to exhibit at home and garden… Read more »

To sell aging in place services and solutions to our clients – whether this means making actual physical improvements to their home, conducting assessments or evaluations on how they can… Read more »

Much of the commentary, guidelines, and standards for creating livable homes, or using visitable strategies for creating aging in place solutions focus on addressing multiple-floor layouts. But, what about the… Read more »

A question that many people – home builders, general contractors, consumers, and others – often ask about including universal design features in their building or remodeling projects is whether doing… Read more »