Aging in place requires careful planning, including considering construction projects and identifying potential caregivers. Sometimes plans to age in place have to change when care needs become ...

Moving to a retirement community is a big decision. Many of us want to stay in our house for as long as we possibly can. But that can lead to isolation and loneliness.

Nearly half of respondents (47%) characterized aging in place as both a preference and a financial necessity in tandem. The survey, conducted by caregiver supply marketplace Carewell, also found ...

Fashion trends come and go and some die and go to sartorial heaven forever. And for good reason. "It's important to keep up with the latest trends and dip into the ones that suit your age and body ...

You can finance aging in place using a home equity loan, reverse mortgage, personal loan, and other products. You also may be able to qualify for tax breaks and credits.

stairs. Among the wellness trends identified in the American Institute of Architects’ most recent Home Design Survey is an increased focus on aging in place. Overall designs for the purpose of ...

As many as 77% of adults 50 and older want to age in place in their homes ... This is likely due to inflation and housing ...

The cost of aging in place renovations will depend on the extent of modifications and the property itself. Early planning is important since the renovation process can take longer than expected.

A HomeCare report citing AARP data describes a disconnect between the desire to age in place and the services needed to support seniors.

You or a loved one is getting older. Things are getting a bit more difficult around the house. Routine tasks and maintenance are put off or not done at all. But you − or your loved one − does ...