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Home Remodeling for Aging in Place – A pragmatic view

July 22, 2012 By Mark Hager

Home Remodeling for Aging in Place is not something all Boomers think of on a regular basis. Thousands of the older Baby Boomer generation turn 65 every day. And, as a result of growing older, they are living the ills that befall us all as we age; stiff joints, illness or other physical impairments that […]

Filed Under: Aging in Place News Tagged With: Aging in Place, aging in place news, Baby Boomer, home, Home Remodeling, seniors

Nancy Dillinger – Denver, CO

June 5, 2012 By Mark Hager

Aging in place services Denver, CO home modification and aging in place remodeling provided by an occupational therapist certified by the American Occupational Therapy Association in Environmental Modification. I work with a team of remodelers, builders, architects, and designers to increase accessibility, improve safety and increase participation in activities of daily living through home remodeling and modifications […]

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Take it easy while getting up

April 13, 2012 By Mark Hager

Get up slowly after sitting or lying down.

Filed Under: Fall prevention, Tips Tagged With: fall prevention tips, home safety, seniors

Install good lighting

April 13, 2012 By Mark Hager

At entrances, in hallways, on stairs, in bathrooms and kitchens and any other areas that require good lighting to navigate safely. Use lamps, night lights and easily accessible flashlights.  

Filed Under: Fall prevention, Tips Tagged With: accessible, fall prevention tips, home safety, lighting, seniors

Remove the clutter

April 13, 2012 By Mark Hager

Including coffee tables, plants, rugs, baskets, magazine racks and additional furniture and other items such as shoes and electrical cords that you can trip over.  

Filed Under: Fall prevention, Tips Tagged With: clutter, fall prevention tips, home safety, seniors, tips, trip

Safety in the bathroom

April 13, 2012 By Mark Hager

Add grab bars and non-slip surfaces to bathrooms and bathtubs.  

Filed Under: Fall prevention, Tips Tagged With: bathroom, bathtub, fall prevention tips, grab bars, home, safety, seniors

Check Sunday newspapers for coupons

April 13, 2012 By Mark Hager

Many people shy away from coupons. However, they can be a great source of savings for seniors. Weekly specials and coupons are typically run in Sunday papers.

Filed Under: groceries, Money, Tips Tagged With: coupons, food, groceries, money saving tips, seniors

Get your bread at more reasonable prices

April 13, 2012 By Mark Hager

Check your area for a bakery outlet or bakery thrift store for deeply discounted bread, buns and other baked goods.  

Filed Under: groceries, Money, Tips Tagged With: bread, discount, food, groceries, money saving tips, seniors, thrift

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