Resources — Aging in Place

For those aging in place, in-home care can be a great option to keep seniors independent and able to remain in their homes. This article covers 10 of the most common in-home care options used by the elderly.

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Only 10% of US homes are "aging-ready" which poses a significant threat to those aging in place. Our in-depth guide covers every aging in place home modification to make to create a home that's safe, accessible, and comfortable for older adults.

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Getting old brings about a lot of life changes. The obvious physical changes are just the beginning of the aging process. You must plan for retirement, make some tough decisions to prepare for the future, and plan for your overall care.

Most people have the goal of remaining in their homes for the remainder of their life as retired seniors. While we all hope to avoid living with family, assisted living, or nursing homes, it may not be possible. Let's look at the pros and cons of aging in place. 

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This checklist for seniors serves as a guide to walk you through the necessary steps to age from the comfort of home. Our checklist goes beyond aging in place remodeling, but embodies all the steps needed to maintain independent living. This includes technology and assistive services, healthcare, mobility, fall prevention, and financial planning.

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Aging in place is an essential goal for 93% of adults 55+. However, it's not something that can be easily achieved. These statistics highlight key trends, challenges, costs, home modifications, and technology being used by those aging in place.

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If you're like 93% of those 55+, aging in place is a priority. Uncover everything you need to know about aging in place, including what it is, expert tips to do it successfully, and the recommended resources to make it manageable.

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