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Luxury Bathroom Remodeling: Alice Danis

February 20, 2011 By Mark Hager

Aging in place home remodeling

Our client wanted a spa like bathroom that would be easy for her to use in her senior years. Everything here was custom made to fit our clients petite stature. The recessed shower was filled in and a walk in shower was created with a bench, grab bars, body sprays, hand held shower and fixed […]

Filed Under: Bathroom Remodeling Tagged With: Alice Danis, bathroom remodeling, Four Walls Design and Construction, Home Remodeling

Beautiful Bathroom Remodel: Jane Regan

November 8, 2010 By Mark Hager

Aging in place can be beautiful – I liked the detail of the tall piece of granite making the wall off-balanced. We used a tiny ¼ ‘bump’ of a rounded piece of granite between the ‘bath’ area and the ‘room’ area, and used the same tile in a 3×3 and 2×2 with high coefficient of […]

Filed Under: Bathroom Remodeling Tagged With: Aging in Place, bathroom remodeling, HB Building and Design, Home Remodeling, Jane Regan

Accessible Bathroom Remodeling: Jane Regan

November 7, 2010 By Mark Hager

This is all porcelain tile from green factories in the U.S. All Water Sense plumbing, w/new ADA Toto, wall mounted single surface sink with towel/grab bar from Ponte Guilio, as are the gorgeous grab bars. Low voltage lighting from WAC. Sloped floor in shower, barrier free entrance. The owner, a man in his late 60’s, LOVES this bathroom!

Filed Under: Bathroom Remodeling Tagged With: Aging in Place, bathroom remodeling, HB Building and Design, Home Remodeling, Jane Regan, remodeling

June is National Home Safety month!

June 20, 2010 By Mark Hager

Safety at home is so important; especially for seniors. Falls in the home cause more injuries to the elderly than anything else. So, knowing what you can do to protect yourself or your loved can help prevent that happening.

Filed Under: Home Safety - Tips for a safe home Tagged With: elderly, home safety, Home Safety Council, National Home Safety Month, safety, seniors

Aging in Place Access – Best Bath

August 5, 2009 By Mark Hager

Accessible Market video teaching about the senior Accessible Bathing Market and Aging in place. Ageinplace.com has no relationship with Best Bath or any of it’s affiliates or contractors. This post does not constitute an endoresment of Best Bath, it’s products or services. It is for informational purposes only.

Filed Under: Home Remodeling Tagged With: accessible, bathroom, bathroom remodeling, bathtub, Best Bath, Home re, videos

Safety With Style – Bathrooms for Aging Americans

March 31, 2009 By Jamie Gold

Improve safety and enjoyment of bathrooms for aging people with these helpful tips from bathroom and kitchen designer Jamie Goldberg, AKBD, CAPS.

Filed Under: Home Remodeling Tagged With: Aging in Place, bath, bathroom, bathroom remodeling, Home Remodeling, jamie goldberg, remodeling

Buy Build or Renovate? 7 Things to Keep in Mind.

March 31, 2009 By Mark Hager

Finding the perfect home can be difficult. See these 7 things to keep in mind when you’re deciding to buy, build or renovate. Great tips!

Filed Under: At Home Tagged With: bathroom remodeling, builiding, buy build or renovate, certified aging in place specialist, Home Remodeling, modifications, Perfect Home, Real Estate, remodel, remodeling

Home Sharing in Retirement

March 31, 2009 By Mark Hager

A viable option for comfortable living In 2008, the United States witnessed the largest group of individuals in history become eligible for retirement. Approximately 25 percent of those individuals will rely entirely on social security benefits for their retirement income. Additionally, this same group of people will be living below poverty level in the United […]

Filed Under: Real Estate, Retirement Tagged With: Christina M. Anastasia, coop housing, home sharing, retirement

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