“If Falling Were A Disease, It Would Be Deemed An Epidemic”
“FALLS are so harmful to the elderly and so costly to society that if falling were a disease, it would be deemed an epidemic.” Steve Lohr for The New York Times
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“FALLS are so harmful to the elderly and so costly to society that if falling were a disease, it would be deemed an epidemic.” Steve Lohr for The New York Times

Ford Motor Company joins with Microsoft, Healthrageous and BlueMetal Architects to study how connected devices can help people monitor and maintain health & wellness. “People

“Seriously, cool and beautiful,” writes Chazzy. She’s talking about two universal design inspired homes featured in the New York Times. Both remodels show that accessible can be beautiful.
International teacher, facilitator and Occupational Therapist Shoshana Shomberg has joined the advisory team of AIPatHome.com – specialists in age in place technologies, universal design homes and products education.

With a groundswell of baby boomers heading towards seniordom, adding universal design features now adds to the value of the home. So for those who like to plan ahead, like the Dallas couple in the article, incorporating universal design elements in a remodel makes sense to do sooner rather than later.
Mobile Tech Use Is Rising, Monitoring Concerns Falling Recent reports from AARP and Enterprise Forum Northwest indicate that those of us over the age of