A new survey from Point reveals 84% of older Americans prioritize aging in place, but financial and safety challenges make it ...

While rural and suburban areas have their own challenges, cities can also offer roadblocks for aging in place.

A physical presence that attends to its person by assisting with dynamic needs, such as deliveries, health, and home ...

Millennials need homes, but because of high home prices and mortgage rates, baby boomers have little reason to sell.

The survey reveals that older adults value aging in place because it allows them to maintain independence, stay connected to their communities, and avoid the high costs of long-term care facilities.

Coming up at 9 a.m. on Monday, MPR News guest host Kelly Gordon and her guests will discuss the pros and cons of aging in ...

An overwhelming majority of older Americans (84%) say that aging in place in their current homes is a priority, but significant challenges stemming from home safety and affordability concerns are ...

Your aging-in-place plan could benefit from the medical expense tax deduction. But watch out for capital gains and property ...

Meals on Wheels is available to homebound seniors, aged 60 and older, who are residents of the LOA’s service area. According ...

Many residents say they want to “age in place,” meaning they want to stay in their own homes and communities as they get older. However, urban environments like Philadelphia are not always built with ...

A majority of baby boomers live in homes over 30 years old without any renovations. Some suggestions include nonslip floors ...

HMLP is a state-funded no-interest loan program to provide modifications to those in need of accessibility improvements to their homes.