Aging in Place: Simple Home Changes That Help You Stay Independent
Many people want to stay in their own homes for as long as possible. Here is a plain-English plan based on National Institute on Aging advice.
Many people want to stay in their own homes for as long as possible. Here is a plain-English plan based on National Institute on Aging advice.
Good light and a few small stair fixes can make your home safer, especially at night. Here is a simple plan based on CDC guidance.
As we age, our bodies can lose heat faster than we notice. Here’s how to keep your home warm enough, dress for the cold, spot the warning signs of hypothermia and know what to do.
Cooking is the leading cause of home fires. These everyday kitchen habits, plus what to do if a pan catches fire, can help keep you and your home safe.
Most falls happen at home, and many of the fixes are simple. Walk through each room with this plain-English checklist based on the CDC’s “Check for Safety” guide.