Only 1% of United States homes are capable of being designed that enables age in place. 75% of older American wants to keep in their own home as long as possible. You can follow several guidelines to simplify this process. Our guide will make sure you find the home that best accommodates your needs for the next couple of decades. Fo

Aging in Place and Thriving in Place are two terms that define the same concept: people who age by staying in their own homes. The difference is the…

Research has shown that depression can have a significant effect on an individual's ability to perform Activities of Daily Living.

Depression is a common occurrence in the elderly population, which can greatly impair their functioning and ability to perform many of the Activities of Daily Living. Depression also increases the risk of falls among the elderly population, which is a major cause of increased mortality rates among adults over 65 years…

To find financial assistance for aging-in-place improvements, you will need to consult with your local government or nonprofit agencies to see if they offer any grants or interest rate discounts. Your bank may also offer some options, but be sure to do your research first.

Here are some of the most common ways that people find financial…

It is possible to download application forms from each state’s Medicaid agency. In fact, it would be a good idea for many seniors and family caregivers to go ahead and get a copy of these forms, if only to see what kind of information the agency requires to process an application. But a serious question remains: Should you plan and apply for Medicaid by yourself or seek professional assistance?…