Resources — Aging in Place

After the stairs, the most dangerous place in the home for seniors is the bathroom. Slips can often happen in a place designed for water. If you don't protect yourself adequately, it could be dangerous and potentially lethal.

A bathroom is also a private place that most want to be alone in. Keeping your personal time private is essential to you. You should also make sure your life insurance is at a competitive rate. Independence, as you age, can include being able to make your own decisions, including knowing how to get an insurance quote without a checkup.

We will show you some of the bathrooms' dangers for seniors and how to make it a safer place so you can retain your privacy. These five types of bathroom safety equipment can make all the difference in the world for your shower experience.

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The bathroom is the most dangerous room in any home, posing a risk for seniors who are aging in place. Utilize these 20 bathroom design ideas to make your bathroom safer, more accessible, and comfortable for seniors.

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The right product can make aging in place much more manageable. This article covers 65 of the best types of products to make aging in place easier.

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For those aging in place, in-home care can be a great option to keep seniors independent and able to remain in their homes. This article covers 10 of the most common in-home care options used by the elderly.

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Only 10% of US homes are "aging-ready" which poses a significant threat to those aging in place. Our in-depth guide covers every aging in place home modification to make to create a home that's safe, accessible, and comfortable for older adults.

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Getting old brings about a lot of life changes. The obvious physical changes are just the beginning of the aging process. You must plan for retirement, make some tough decisions to prepare for the future, and plan for your overall care.

Most people have the goal of remaining in their homes for the remainder of their life as retired seniors. While we all hope to avoid living with family, assisted living, or nursing homes, it may not be possible. Let's look at the pros and cons of aging in place. 

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