Recently, an architect friend sent us an interesting article. Like you, this person knows AgePros has particular interest in Aging in Place. See our other posts on aging in place. here and here. This article asked the provocative question: Is it time we enlarge our idea of aging in place?…
Whether you're new to the aging industry or an experienced AgePro, you know a lot of terms come and go. And while the AgeTech has been around awhile, it's playing a bigger role than ever before. According to The AgeTech Collaborative from AARP, People 50 and older in the U.S.…
We've been posting about older adults growing desire to age in place. How to make it affordable. For many older adults aging in place has its obstacles: health, affordability and the downside of isolation. So when we come across creative solutions to affordable aging in place we just have to…
We're trying something new this week. Since it's summer and most of us AgePros are on the move we thought we'd try a podcast for something different. So if you didn't have time to read our post on Aging in Place and Age Tech why not listen up? Transcript: Pip:…
Over the past few weeks we've talked about aging in place, as well as how the older population may fair in today's real estate market. If your clients are downsizing, paring down, or on the move it may be time to ask: would your clients benefit from a senior move…
For the past several weeks, AgePros has examined various aspects of aging in place, including simple home renovations to support the goal, as well as the growing role of advanced technology in the movement. But an important question remains: Is aging in place right for everyone? All these discussions begin…
