Aging In Place
Aging in place is a popular option for seniors that want to stay in the comfort of their own home while still enjoying the independence of independent living. As we get older, it can become increasingly difficult to keep up with the demands of our everyday lives. Aging in place
Safety Articles and Checklists
Falls are the number one independence robber of seniors. Bathroom Falls are the most common reason seniors are admitted to a nursing home. Learn how to prevent falls.
Professional Services
Successful aging in place often means home remodeling plans or universal design house plans when building a new home. It is a good idea to plan for successful aging when you build your first home whether you are twenty, thirty, forty, the younger the better.
Home Modifications for Safety
Improve the accessibility and safety of your bathroom without sacrificing style. Learn about simple and inexpensive home modifications like non-slip mats, safety grab bars, and adjustable height sink countertops. Discover award-winning bathroom designs and products for universal design bathrooms.
Safety Articles and Checklists
Falls are the leading fear of aging adults and the #1 independence robber. Watch our video on preventing falls and discuss any concerns with your physician.
Medical Conditions
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the leading cause of vision loss Many vision-impaired seniors do not know what advanced technology offers them. Find out here
Professional Services
Learn about universal design house plans, home remodeling, and inexpensive modifications to improve functionality and safety.
Behavior Modification
Learn about the importance of home safety for seniors with dementia and tips for implementing safety locks and storage solutions.
Caregiver Tips
Assess basic needs and address social and recreational abilities to successfully age in place. Explore solutions for safety and convenience in the bathroom and kitchen.
Home Modifications for Safety
Learn how to make your closet more accessible for those in a wheelchair, including tips on lower hanging rods, pull-down and swing-down rods, and high-tech clothing carousels. We also cover the importance of ample maneuvering clearance and pullout racks and shelves.
Safety Articles and Checklists
Prepare for the unexpected with our comprehensive home safety checklist for the elderly. Reduce the risk of falls and injuries with tips on fall prevention, identifying hazards, and emergency preparedness. Download now as a part of your elder health care plan.
Aging In Place
Planning ahead and preparing for the future can help you maintain control of your life, increase the market value of your home, and promote your independence. Consult a professional to evaluate your home and make recommendations.