How to Implement ADA Requirements in Your Home — And Why We Go Beyond Them
When preparing a home for aging in place or accommodating mobility challenges, many families ask: What ADA standards should we follow? The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) provides important guidelines for accessibility — including:✔ 32” minimum door widths✔ 36”...
In Home Modification, What Is Meant by “Modify”?
“Modify” means to make partial or minor changes to something — typically to improve it. But in the world of home modifications, “minor changes” often create major life impact. For seniors, individuals living with chronic illness, physical challenges, or...
The Rise of Solo Agers Is Changing How We Think About Aging at Home
Nearly one-third of older adults in the U.S. now live alone — and that number continues to grow. These “solo-agers” often don’t have a built-in support system to help manage safety risks, home maintenance, or sudden health changes. This is where home accessibility...