As we age, many of us wish to remain in our homes, where we feel most comfortable. With the right support network and modifications, aging in place can be a safe and viable option for seniors. By evaluating the community, ensuring home modifications are possible, and working with trusted professionals, seniors can maintain their independence without moving to long-term care facilities. The Better Business Bureau of the Upstate offers guidance and resources to help make this transition easier.
Tag: aging in place
Giving Wisely
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How Smart Home Technology is Keeping Caregivers One Step Ahead
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The Gift of Age
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Are Prescription Drugs Harming You?
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Eight steps for a longer, healthier life
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How Smart Home Technology is Keeping Caregivers One Step Ahead
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What to know Before You Buy Mobility Equipment…and After
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