As we or our loved ones grow older, the idea of aging in place—staying in our homes safely, independently, and comfortably—becomes increasingly important. Instead of moving to an assisted living facility or a nursing home, many seniors prefer to modify their existing homes to meet their changing needs. But where do you start?
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