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Seven Things to Keep in Mind When Determining Modifications to a Home: How to Choose a Certified Aging in Place Specialist (3 of 4)

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Mary Alexander from Home Instead Senior Care talks about the questions and considerations you and your parents should discuss about their situation as well as the expectations with aging-in-place modifications.

Factors covered include: increasing home maneuverability, access for canes, walkers, and wheelchairs, balance and standing aids, storage options, and changes to doorbells and alarms.

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