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AARP-adaptable home design
AARP and NAHB created a joint awards program-the Livable Communities Awards for Builders, Remodelers, and Developers-to recognize companies that have constructed creative and unique homes and communities with accessible features for residents, no matter what their ages or physical abilities.
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Ageless Design
Home modification- dementia information
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Aging in Place Technology Watch
Aging in Place Technology Watch, a market research firm that provides thought leadership, analysis and guidance about technologies and related services that enable boomers and seniors to remain longer in their home of choice.
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Ask the House Therapist
They provide information on how to get started on making your home accessible. You can ask universal design specialists for tips and advice on making your home accessible for you and your loved ones.
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Homemods.org
A university-based and non-profit website is dedicated to promoting aging in place and independent living for persons of all ages and abilities.
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In Law Suite
In Law Suite is an elder home care blog dedicated to providing families with information and resources for mother in-law suite design, elderly at home care, and aging in place. Their goal is to help as many people as possible be the best caregiver they can be for their aging parents and loved ones.
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Modern Health Talk about technologies for home healthcare
Modern Health Talk is a new online community about low- and high-tech solutions for home health care, disabilities, and aging in place.
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My Health Phone
My Health Phone is a unique cell phone service and integrated "homecare" software designed to support independent seniors and their caregivers with in-home assistance and daily living activities. Check-In calls, medication reminders, 911 emergency access, caregiver alerts and critical care alerts all packaged with a simple to use touch screen cellphone. Simple and affordable peace of mind for seniors and their families that goes beyond traditional help-at-home and home-stay alternatives by offering 24 x 7 access.
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National Association of Home Builders
The NAHB provides information on home modification for people preferring to age-in-place, regardless of age or ability level. Referals are available to a Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist to develop strategies for remodeling or modifying your home.
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National Center for Healthy Housing
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Tools for Independence
Dedicated to making living at home easier and safer. Sponsored by the Independent Living Partnership, dedicated to ensuring the independence and dignity of the elderly and people with disabilities, their families and caregivers through education and access to empowering services and resources. TOOLS for Independence also conducts outreach and education to promote the understanding, availability and use of assistive technologies for independent living.