Aging in Place: Smart Upgrades While You Still Have Time
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Description
The 68-year-old spent $18,000 on smart upgrades and stayed in her home 14 more years. The 81-year-old waited, and ended up in assisted living six months after a single fall. Aging-in-place upgrades cost a fraction of one year of assisted living. But they have to be done before you need them. Universal design is invisible when you don’t need it and lifesaving when you do.
