If you want to make your home more accommodating for people of all abilities, you may need to renovate your home to make it more accessible. If you don’t have the budget to upgrade your entire house, the bathroom is a great place to start. Here are eight ways you can upgrade your bathroom to ensure it’s more accessible for seniors or anyone with differing abilities.
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More than 90% of Americans over 65 say they hope to age in their homes for as long as possible, according to a survey by AARP. A home that is safe and comfortable becomes increasingly important for people who want to maintain independence and age in place.
Open floor plans — which eliminate barriers and create expansive, connected spaces — are a popular design trend for older adults. However, designing an open floor plan that maximizes mobility and accessibility requires thoughtful planning to ensure the space is functional and adaptable for older adults as their needs change.
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With age, people can have difficulty accomplishing ordinary tasks around the house. Aside from quality time with you, helping with tasks that have become challenging is one of the best gifts you can give.
Here are some ways you can help your parents around the house.:
Fix broken pipes, leaky toilets, malfunctioning faucets, and other maintenance issues.
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A home should always be a warm, welcoming place. But for individuals living with a physical disability, common life activities in a standard built home can be a struggle.
The most recent statistics from AARP show that 52% of individuals over the age of 65 will require – at some point – long-term care services during their lives. Read More
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