Aging in Place Insider Blog

When we want to understand or appreciate how something is or is not working effectively, we like to get inside it and see how it’s structured and how it works…. Read more »

As long as people hang onto their physical memories, souvenirs, keepsakes, spare items, obsolete sporting items, outdated clothing (in case it ever comes back into style again), and unnecessary items… Read more »

To begin any type of home modification project, it’s going to require a home assessment or home evaluation of some type. it can be specific to a need that someone… Read more »

Most of us are quite concerned about our personal reputation, and for those who are sole practitioners, that’s the same as the reputation of the business. Even for larger businesses,… Read more »

When we are contacted by a potential client who requires some remodeling work to address some safety concerns they have or to help them remain in their home, we realize… Read more »

Linked-In (although technically the name is written as a single word with a capital “I” and no hyphen) is a fantastic resource for our aging in place businesses.  Realizing that… Read more »

There was a time, not all that long ago, when written contracts weren’t necessary between honorable people. A handshake cemented agreements between vendor and customer. People did what they said… Read more »

Listening is one of the most important things we can do as aging in place professionals to learn about the needs, interests, concerns, and desires of our clients and yet… Read more »

The term “professional” actually has two meanings. When applied to a skilled person, it’s what people respect and what they look for when they want results. While amateur athletes at… Read more »

Aging in place means that clients (at any age or physical requirement) don’t need to move from their homes in order to accommodate their changing needs. It means that whatever… Read more »