Correction: August 2009 Bulletin
“A Whole House Remodel” incorrectly identified as ADA compliant should be universal design.
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“A Whole House Remodel” incorrectly identified as ADA compliant should be universal design.

Why change the look and feel of your house if you really don’t have to in order make it more user friendly as you age?

“The knowledge and experience about technology in general, seniors especially, that Robin Raskin brings to our mission of letting people know how assistive technologies can be used to support aging in place is invaluable,” said Meres McCarroll, AIPatHome principal.

Retired, this kitchen no longer met their needs. Tomco Company worked with them to create a more accessible environment by installing a single handle faucet, pull-out shelving, appliance drawers and adjustable height pantry pullout storage. A convenient pullout trash bin was incorporated to provide easy access.

Innovative transgeneration design solution from James J. Pirkl, FIDSA: Accessible Entryway with no step, no trip access and a protected, package drop off.

Mary Jo Peterson, CKD, CBD, CAPS shares her top design requests from clients for aging in place.