Aging in Place Insider Blog

  Beginning where we are In our own homes, those of family members, or in the homes of our clients, we can easily spot and identify solutions and changes we… Read more »

  The transition from the classroom Since the inception of the Certified Aging In Place Specialist (“CAPS”) designation program in 2002, all of the classes have been offered and conducted… Read more »

  Boomers are getting older Over the past seventy-five years or so, Baby Boomers have been born, reared, educated, employed, and now are looking forward to their remaining years on… Read more »

  It’s all about the home Many people like to make aging in place seem more complex and involved than it is. It’s quite simple and very intuitive. Aging in… Read more »

Halloween comes just once a year Halloween, with its tricks and treats, comes just once a year, with a little bit of lead-up to the official day. We expect it,… Read more »

  Funding Is A Frequent Concern As people want to remain in their homes long-term and we note some projects that would help make life easier for them, as well… Read more »

  Arranging to take the classes When you decide to earn your Certified Aging In Place Specialist designation, you have to enroll in the three required classes to make that… Read more »

  There’s nothing to learn First of all, aging in place is intuitive. All of us have been aging in place our entire lives. We maybe haven’t thought about it… Read more »

  Aging in place serves us well Even if there were not a concept called aging in place, many of us would be engaged in it anyway. It doesn’t need… Read more »

  What are ADLs? ADLs, or activities of daily living, are a few tasks that a person should be able to do for themselves on a daily basis, without the… Read more »