The most effective aging-in-place home modifications start with fall prevention — grab bars, handrails, and ramps — then move to wider doorways, better lighting, and adapted kitchens and bathrooms with comfort-height toilets, walk-in showers, and easy-grip hardware. Most of these changes are inexpensive, and building them in early costs a fraction of retrofitting after a fall or a diagnosis. What … Read More
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