According to a 2021 AARP report, 75% of older Americans want to live in their current homes and neighborhoods as long as possible. Most of these adults prefer to stay in their own homes with help from family members or a professional caregiver instead of relocating to...
Home is comfortable. It is familiar. It holds memories. That is why it should come as no surprise that many seniors prefer to stay in their own homes for as long as possible. With the right home modifications, accommodations, and support, aging in place (at home)...
Many adults prefer to remain in their homes as they age. After all, it’s comfortable, familiar, and—well, it’s home. As people age, however, and mobility and response time slows down a bit, minor safety hazards around the house can become more significant. For the...
Fall is a season to enjoy the changing of the leaves on trees, pumpkin spice flavors and football, not a time for slips and trips. That is why it is a timely reminder to be aware of the risks of falling as we age. A fall risk assessment is an examination done on every...
