CAPS Certification for Occupational Therapists: Requirements, Cost and How to Get Started

If you work as an occupational therapist and want to stand out in the aging-in-place space, the CAPS certification (Certified Aging in Place Specialist) is one of the most recognised credentials you can add to your practice. It signals to clients, families and referral partners that you have specific training in home modification and theRead more

Universal Design: Making Your Home Accessible for Life

Universal design is the idea that homes, products, and environments should be usable by all people — regardless of age, size, or ability — without adaptation or specialized design. For aging in place, it offers a powerful framework: rather than retrofitting a home after a problem arises, universal design builds accessibility in from the start.Read more

How to Age in Place on a Budget: 20 Practical Tips

Aging in place does not have to be expensive. While some home modifications carry significant costs, many of the most effective safety improvements cost under $50 — and a few cost nothing at all. This guide walks through 20 practical ways to make your home safer and more accessible without breaking the bank. Free ChangesRead more

The Complete Aging in Place Home Safety Checklist

A thorough home safety assessment is the foundation of any aging in place plan. This room-by-room checklist covers the modifications and adjustments most likely to prevent falls, improve accessibility, and support independent living for older adults. Why a Home Safety Checklist Matters Falls are the leading cause of injury-related death among adults 65 and older,Read more