Aging in place has become popular with many retirees and seniors who want to live independently. But, some circulating myths are misinforming many who can benefit from its numerous advantages. In this post, Design Build Remodeling Group of Maryland, one of the best new addition contractors in your area, debunks the four common myths about aging in place.
Aging in place is much more cost-effective than moving to and living in a retirement community or assisted living facility. Retirees who live independently can save a lot and feel more comfortable living with caregivers and stay-in nurses. Furthermore, they won’t endure health issues that can rapidly spread in retirement communities.
Aging in place is completely safe if you work with a contractor who can modify your home to improve its safety and comfort. They can install motion-activated lighting, secure entry systems with locks and alarms and grab bars to aid your mobility issues. Renovators can also improve your bathroom with non-slip flooring and raised toilet seats for better comfort and safety.
Most people believe they must sell their homes and cut costs by moving to a smaller space. With aging-in-place renovations, you won’t have to. You can improve mobility with ramps or stairlifts to aid your ascent and descent on the stairs. Also, consider kitchen remodeling projects that lower your cabinet’s height and widen your doorways to prevent accidents.
Studies have shown many retirees living in their homes past retirement remain happy, content and in touch with their local community. Staying in your neighborhood lets you join the library and local center groups, clubs, and classes for seniors. Furthermore, you can always connect with family through Skype or Facetime.
Want to have the best aging-in-place renovation? Turn to the experts in the industry. The Design Build Remodeling Group of Maryland is one of the best home remodeling contractors in Washington, DC. Many retirees in your neighborhood have an ideal and safe home with the help and genuine care of our designers and builders. Call us at (443) 300-2268 or fill out this contact form to get started.
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