While there’s never a shortage of people wanting to renovate their homes to reconfigure the space, update appliances or finishes, install a new floor, change out the lighting, redo their… Read more »
Aging in Place Insider Blog
“Questions That A Consumer Should Ask A Contractor Or AIP Provider”
If you are a consumer that has been considering a remodeling project for your home – kitchen, bathroom, entryway, hallway, carport, patio, bedroom, home office, basement, attic, bonus room, or… Read more »
“Organization May Not Be The Final Solution To Clutter”
Clutter – the accumulation of mostly unwanted and unnecessary stuff or the good stuff that we really want to keep but have no home for it yet – is a… Read more »
“A Person’s Home Is Their Fortress”
There’s an old adage that says that a person’s home is their castle. As aging in place providers, we are charged with making this more than just a saying and… Read more »
“Maybe It’s Time You Had A Written Business Plan”
Maybe you’ve had your CAPS business for a little while – as an OT, contractor, designer, or consultant – or possibly you are just getting started. Maybe you have yet… Read more »
“It’s Time To Think Seriously About Spring Cleaning”
Here it is the middle of March, so it seems like a great time to get started on that annual ritual known as spring cleaning. Actually, there hardly is a… Read more »
“Mirrors Often Don’t Relect Well On Their Intended Purpose”
Mirrors have been around for a very long time. Before they existed as the glass surfaces we look into now, people used polished metal and other means of checking their… Read more »
“On Receiving That First Senior Discount”
If you’ve already reached that magic milestone of 50, 55, 60, 62, or 65 – it varies depending on who is administering the program – then you have qualified for… Read more »
“Why Is Aging-In-Place So Relevant Today?”
There is a constant flow of articles and news stories about the aging of the population, the needs of seniors (regardless of what country the might reside in), universal design,… Read more »
“The Case For Only Using CAPS-Trained Contractors”
Wherever you go, licensed contractors aggressively try to get the unlicensed “contractors” off the streets. In areas where licensing is required – either as a business license or a more… Read more »