When buying a home for senior living and at-home retirement, it is important to consider not only the current physical condition of those who will reside there, but also their possible future residential living needs. In other words, if it is possible during the time you plan to own the home that any resident could become dependent on a walker, wheelchair, or scooter, plan for future accessibility and adaptability. Also consider the possible needs of friends or family members

As I noted on the home page of this website... The vast majority of Indianapolis-area seniors and empty-nesters want to remain active as they live independently at home. Of course, it’s essential that their home safely meets their senior adaptability needs. That’s where I come in. ​ As a Baby Boomer myself, I understand the desires of our generation to find the perfect home sweet home that can also be a homesafe home for active retirement living and aging in place. ​ That’s w