Aging in place means staying in the home you love — safely, comfortably, and independently — for as long as possible.
What many don’t consider is that the home they are in now may not be the best place to age in place. You could go from a two-story home to a one-story home that fits your needs better. You could not have a pool and large yard to keep up. Your next move doesn’t have to be independent living apartments or assisted living.
Make your home safe and accessible. Small changes can make a big difference. Start by removing hazards and adding features that support mobility and comfort. Add grab bars in the shower and next to the toilet. Improve the lighting (think LED bulbs) in hallways and bathrooms. Consider a walk in shower and no step entry. Remove tripping hazards such as rugs

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