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As many as 77% of adults 50 and older want to age in place in their homes, according to AARP ... Home Instead suggested looking into long-term-care insurance or turning to local areas on aging for ...

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The supply-and-demand mismatch for older Americans' homes is likely to persist for years, according to the Mortgage Bankers ...

Nearly one in four New Brunswickers are aged 65 or older. And if you ask a senior what their biggest concern is, living arrangements would typically top the list.

Aging in place has a number of advantages, particularly as it relates to living costs when compared to dedicated care facilities. But recent data has emphasized the challenges that some can face ...

For many older Americans, aging in place requires changes to the home across a spectrum of affordability. Here are some remodel plans to help homeowners age comfortably in their own homes.

Thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act, people with Medicare may qualify for even more savings through the Extra Help program.

Older adults who want to age in place have new technology that makes it easier including smart home and medical management systems.

Susy McBride learned universal design as the mother of a daughter with disabilities and recently won a national award for a ...

Knees get cranky, backs get stiff, balance isn’t what it used to be. Age isn’t easy on us. But the right furniture can make ...