Aging In Place - What Are Your Options?

The term for growing old at home is “aging in place,” and it is the most desired option among seniors. In fact, almost 9 out of 10 seniors in the US want to grow old at home rather than move to an assisted living community. However, aging in place takes planning to ensure it is the best path for you.

One major consideration for aging-in-place safely is home modifications. Some common safety modifications include adding ramps or elevators, auto-shutoff features on appliances, additional lighting, curbless showers with a shower bench and non-slip mats, and lowered sinks, countertops, and beds.

Like any senior care option, aging in place has its advantages and disadvantages. Consider some of the following:

Your Next Best Step

Choosing whether to age in place

Aging in Place - What Are Your Options? or move to an assisted living community is a big decision and can seem overwhelming. With decades of experience, Florida Senior Consulting can help you weigh the pros and cons and decide which path is right for you. Senior living should be on your terms, and the choice should always be yours. We will answer all your questions and help you live your best life as you age. ~ Editor’s Note: This article was submitted by Florida Senior Consulting. For more guidance on your next best step, call Florida Senior Consulting at (800) 969-7176 or send an email to info@ FloridaSeniorConsulting.com. See ad on page 3.