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Infographic: Aging in Place 101

June 12, 2014
Illustration of a two-story house with a pool, a garage, and a red minivan in the driveway. People are seen doing various activities like exercising, cooking, gardening, and swimming.

Class is in session! Aging in place is a great option for keeping independence while maintaining the comforts of home. Here are some tips from 101 Mobility to make aging in place as easy as ABC! Don’t worry–there won’t be a quiz when you’re done!

Aging in Place 101

How can you age in place?

In your current home:

Mobility Equipment:

  • Wheelchair Ramps
  • Turning Automotive Seats
  • Home Elevators
  • Bath and Pool Lifts
  • Grab Bars
  • Vertical Platform Lifts
  • Stair Lifts
  • Scooter Lifts for Vehicles
  • Scooters

Universal Design:

  • No-stop entryways
  • One-story living
  • Wide doorways and hallways
  • Open floor plan
  • No-slip Flooring
  • Reachable controls and switches

In your Neighborhood

Opt for a Village:

  • Villages are non-profit residential communities for older adults that support resident’s medical, functional, and social needs.
  • Amenities vary but may include home healthcare transportation services, and assistance around the home.

Share a Home:

  • Choose roommates with similar interests.
  • Share a home with family members.

For trusted accessibility equipment, expert advice, and quality service, find your local 101 Mobility. Our team is here to help you or a loved one age in the comfort of your own home!

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