Aging in Place Insider Blog

Many families today are becoming multigenerational. Either younger adult children – ones in their twenties or thirties who have been at college, the military, or living on their own or… Read more »

One of the great things about doing aging in place renovations – or about having them done from the consumer’s perspective – is that it usually involves a team effort…. Read more »

As people evaluate their current housing situation on an continuous basis to determine how well it’s meeting their needs and what might be done to accommodate those needs – whether… Read more »

As we look for ways to be more visible and to have more people notice us, we have websites and engage in various types of marketing. Many of us have… Read more »

As aging in place professionals we love working with people who are ready to make their homes serviceable for themselves for the long-term. We like it even better when they… Read more »

Someone’s range of motion – the extent that they can move a major joint such as a shoulder, knee, or hip – is a huge design consider when looking at… Read more »

People still look for and purchase new construction – when they feel that it offers something they want and need. They have various reasons for desiring something new. Among these… Read more »

It seems that there are two camps of professionals – those who love social media and the likes of Linked-In (it’s actually one word with both a capital “L” and… Read more »

Hopefully no one would dispute that communication requires the the delivery (hearing or seeing) of a message and the understanding, processing, or comprehension of it before it can be understood… Read more »

One of the keys areas that we are involved in as aging in place professionals, regardless of our training or position, is the analysis of the living space of our… Read more »