More seniors are choosing to age in place, remaining in their homes rather than moving to assisted living. This shift often necessitates home modifications to ensure safety. Family caregivers face emotional, physical, and financial challenges but often find the effort worthwhile. For instance, a New Jersey couple remodeled their home to create a senior suite for their mother, who suffers from Alzheimer's. The growing trend of aging in place reflects seniors' desire to remain in familiar surroundings filled with memories despite the challenges caregivers face.
Many seniors prefer to age in place, requiring home modifications for safety. This can be emotionally and financially challenging for family caregivers, yet many find it rewarding.
Linda Pollock from North Jersey Home Maintenance Group notes an increase in requests for aging-in-place renovations. Home modifications can include wheelchair-accessible doors, handrails, and shower seating.
Steve Sfugaras describes the emotional difficulty of watching his mother deteriorate due to Alzheimer's. He emphasizes the importance of proximity and comfort for seniors living at home.
Pam Sfugaras shares the complexities of juggling caregiving, work, and family responsibilities. They acknowledge that while caregiving is challenging, it feels like a rewarding choice.
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