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Why Age in Place?

The term “aging in place” refers to the desire to live in your home safely and independently as you get older. Recent studies confirm that most people, as they age, prefer to remain in their own home. The reasons are many. Continue reading →

Resources

Find all the information you need to know about Accessible home design in our handy list or resources. Continue reading →

“There’s no place like home” — Dorothy

Published on January 24th, 2012

Staying put is smart financially and smart emotionally. Continue reading →

Manifold’s New Kitchen

Published on March 17th, 2011

Universal Design Gets a Whole Day

Published on January 17th, 2011

The whole Aging in Place (Universal Design’s first cousin) revolution is taking hold and getting the attention it deserves. Continue reading →

Ready for Anything

Published on July 15th, 2010

Universal design also meets the needs of multi-generational households, another trend that has grown during the current economic climate. Continue reading →

Lewis Sadler … Professor?

Published on April 12th, 2010

The students “were really enthused by everything they learned and especially by the ethic of your company to build accessible, visitable and universally designed homes.” Continue reading →

Lewis Sadler to Chair Education Committee

Published on January 11th, 2010

Lewis Sadler of Sadler Construction has been named Chairman of the Education Committee Continue reading →

Rheumatoid Arthritis sufferers and CAPS builders

Published on December 3rd, 2009

How can rheumatoid arthritis sufferers prepare their homes so as to maintain independence? Read how a certified Aging in Place specialist helped a Winston-Salem, NC woman adapt her home to her disease. Continue reading →

Keep track of your keys

Published on December 1st, 2009

I just love this product. Why? Because I am always losing my keys. Yes, I have a key rack. No, I don’t always use it. The key chains emit a sound when you call it with the base device. Very clever. Continue reading →