I came across this post the other day and thought it was better then the average repost of aging-in-place checklists and maxims (tho there is a link to the CDC list). What I liked was the way the author, Rob Tufel, reminded us that decisions around aging-in-place are about a whole lot more than fixtures and floorplans. We have to maintain an empathetic approach if we want to be able to get past initial denial and resistance to a good plan.
And, I love the sentiment he conveys of "Better barley soup in your own home than a roast in someone else's home."
http://www.jweekly.com/article/full/68259/seniors-home-care-often-the-best-option-for-aging-in-place/
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