While the practice of aging-in-place has been around for decades, it’s become increasingly difficult for many seniors in recent years. Healthcare costs are constantly growing, and with inflation making everything else more expensive, it’s become increasingly difficult to afford aging-in-place on a fixed income. We’ve compiled our aging-in-place resources below, and we also have other articles that may be helpful for seniors (whatever your living situation) elsewhere on our site.
Aging-in-Place Resources
Common Technology Issues
Common Issues
Today's technologically advanced world can feel overwhelming to older adults. We identified solutions to common tech issues for seniors.
Scam Prevention
There are many different types of scams that target older adults. Read our list of the top scam prevention tips for seniors.
Conveying Care
Many products can increase communication with aging parents. Learn new ways of communicating care from afar through technology.
Daily Life
Daily Routine
Daily routines for aging adults are a great way to support someone as they age. Learn tips for implementing a new routine in a parent's life.
Stay Fit at Home
Finding a routine for senior exercises for a loved one can be challenging. Learn strategies to help a loved one stay fit without leaving home.
Social Walking
Help keep a loved one both physically and socially active. Learn the benefits of social walking and how to implement a routine with a parent.
Home Adjustments
Anti-Slip Safety
Learn how to minimize falls at home with a variety of devices that don’t require permanent installation and can be moved throughout the home.
Garden Modification
Garden modification for seniors can allow for a hobby that helps mental, physical and emotional health. Learn more about the benefits of gardening!
Hearing Loss
Loss of hearing can cause frustration and anxiety for older adults. Learn ways to modify a parent's home and lifestyle for hearing loss.
Home Adjustments for Parkinson's
Living Area
A parent with Parkinson's disease will have unique living area needs. Read to learn ways to adapt these spaces for a loved one.
Kitchen Area
A parent with Parkinson's disease will have unique kitchen area needs. Read more to learn ways to adapt these spaces for a loved one.
Bed & Bath
A parent with Parkinson's disease will have unique bedroom and bathroom needs. Read more to learn ways to adapt these spaces for a loved one.
Smart Home Technology
Home Security
Smart home technology allows for better security for aging adults. Learn more about how to use security technology to benefit your loved one.
Smart Lighting
Smart technology can help improve the lighting in your aging adults home. Learn more on how smart lighting technologies can improve safety.
Smart Devices
Smart home tech can make life easier for seniors and those who care for them, allowing opportunities to stay connected no matter the distance.