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CONTINUED LIVING AT HOME
Written by Candace Dubrof - "Aging-in-Place specialist   
Friday, 01 February 2008

Candace Dubrof

WE WANT TO STAY  HOME TO ENJOY HOME

According to AARP, 83& of Americans age 45 and older said they plan to stay at home to enjoy the the last third of their lives.  This concept  is gaining popularity and is commonly referred to as "aging-in-place."

In the past, when an older person had difficulty living on their own, it was a signal that it was time to move in with family or go to a nursing home.  But for most Americans, this is no longer the case. 

Today we want to live on our own, even as we grow older and begin to need help with everyday tasks.  Forward-thinking Americans are designing and remodeling their living spaces now, while they’re fully able, to prepare them to continue living independently at home. They’ll continue living in their own comfortable style, even when they are physically less able.

WE HAVE CHANGED BUT OUR HOUSES HAVEN'T

While functions of the home have dramatically changed, standard housing designs have not changed along with them.  The housing stock in the United States is built to accommodate the average twenty-five year old, six-foot tall male.  The average America home is over thirty years old and presents challenges for even the most physically fit.  With all of our advancements, we are still adapting to our environments rather than making them adapt to us. 

    That’s where I come in.

 PUTTING THE CAP ON FINE LIVING

The Third Act Advisory Group  (TAAG) are Certified Again in Place specialists who understand the strategies and techiniques for designing and building enriching, accommodating homes.  As a Certified Aging-In-Place Specialist (CAPS) I know all the in’s and out’s of molding comfort and convenience for you to create a home for life.  I understand the unique needs of the older adult population who choose to age in place.  I can asses your home and recommend changes for modifications and remodeling projects to create solutions for aging at home.  TAAG goes beyond design to address common remodeling expenditures and projects, product ideas and resources needed to provide comprehensive and practical solutions.  

Check out the other sections of this website for additional helpful information.  I’m delighted to have you! As we all know, “There’s no place like home”, and that’s where you’d like to stay.    Please call or e-mail me  for an appointment to form a plan for keeping you happily and safely at home

With best wishes,

Candace Dubrof                                            

 

Last Updated ( Friday, 14 November 2008 )
 

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