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Michael J. Berens | Aging & Design Author
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How Is Your Home Working for You?
by Michael J. Berens
Whether you are considering making changes to your home to better suit your present lifestyle or in anticipation of how your future needs may change, the question you should be asking yourself is how is my home working for me. Well, you may be thinking, my house is working for me just fine. But take some time to think it over. The answer may not be as obvious as it seems. Read more.
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Kristen D. Smith | Fall Prevention
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Taking Steps to Prevent Falls
by Kristen D. Smith, MPH
Have you or a loved one slipped and fallen recently? If so, you may be one of thousands- almost one in three older adults – who fall each year. What was the cause of your fall? Was it tripping over a crack in the sidewalk? Did it happen when you were trying to get in or out of the bathtub? Did you suddenly lose your balance when you were standing up? When older adults fall, it can lead to a decline in their health. Read more.
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Barry Fennell | Remodeler
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Giving Your Home a Universal Edge
by Barry Fennell
You've almost got your house just the way you want it, and with a little more tweaking you know you'll be able to stay there forever. Or perhaps you are in your 50s or 60s or 70s, have just moved and you want to remodel your new home so it can serve your needs as well as those of everyone else in your household. One of the concepts that's proving to be a good solution for people of all ages, but especially those 45 and older, is remodeling using universal design to enhance the function and look of your home. It can also improve your home’s marketability and make entertaining guests easier as well. Read more.