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This document discusses strategies for aging in place through universal design, home modifications, and assistive technology. Universal design makes homes accessible for everyone through features like zero-step entries, lever door handles, and adjustable kitchen elements. Home modifications are customized based on a person's needs and abilities, starting with an assessment. Modifications can include grab bars, walk-in showers, and stairlifts. Assistive technology enables independence through smart home devices, remote monitoring, medication dispensers, and fall detectors. The goal is to help people thrive in their homes through improved accessibility, safety, and ability to perform daily tasks.
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Summary by Jaime Weber
Submitted 6 September 2015
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Aging in Place
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Hypotension, or low blood pressure, is when the pressure of blood circulating in the body is lower than normal or expected. It's only a problem if it negatively impacts the body and causes symptoms. Normal blood pressure is usually between 90/60 mmHg and 120/80 mmHg, but pressures below 90/60 are generally considered hypotensive.
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Hypertension, also known as high blood pressure, is a serious medical condition that occurs when blood pressure in the body's arteries is consistently too high. Blood pressure is the force of blood pushing against the walls of blood vessels as the heart pumps it. Hypertension can increase the risk of heart disease, brain disease, kidney disease, and premature death.
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- 1. Successful Living on Your Terms Through Universal Design, Home Modification and Assistive Technology Lynn Ivey, Home Keepers LLC Marion Shackford, Adaptive Home Environments LLC May 2, 2016
- 2. ! Aging in Place is the well-known term which describes the desire for people to remain living in their homes and in their communities as they get older. We believe that Thriving in Place© is more descriptive of the peace of mind, social engagement, self-reliance, healthy activity, wellness, independence and psychological nurturing which results from planning ahead to re-design and modify the physical environments of our homes to meet our needs and help us to achieve our goals. Aging in Place or Thriving in Place?
- 3. ! Universal Design ! Home Modifications ! Assistive Technology Overview
- 4. UNIVERSAL DESIGN ! Enables and empowers by improving human performance, health and wellness and social participation. ! Makes things more accessible, safer, and convenient for everyone.
- 5. • At least one entry door to residence with no steps. (zero step entrance) and a flush or low threshold • All doors have lever hardware on both sides of the door • At least one door is minimum of 36” wide • A 5’ diameter clear floor maneuvering space adjacent to interior and exterior sides of entry door. Universal Design
- 6. • Appliances designed and placed for convenient use from a standing or seated position. Controls that are easy to reach, see, understand and operate Universal Design
- 7. Base Cabinets with Pull Out Shelves Base Cabinets with Pull Up Shelves Base Cabinets with Swing Out Shelves Universal Design
- 8. • Work surfaces at various heights that are accessible for various users standing or seated Universal Design
- 9. Zero Step Shower with grab bars and built in bench Towel bar that is a grab bar Touchless faucet with lever handle Universal Design
- 10. HOME MODIFICATIONS ! Planned ◦ Result is often thoughtful-fewer surprises- integrated-tasteful-economical ! Reactive ◦ Result is often anxiety-”make-do”-more expensive-poorer quality
- 11. ➢Home modification, compared to Universal Design, is a person-centered approach. ➢Based upon the needs, strengths, challenges, preferences, and goals of the people who live in the home; as well as the all characteristics of the home’s interior and exterior environment. ➢Goal: optimal person-environment fit so that the residents of the home can live safely, independently, perform tasks more easily, and continue to enjoy their home, their neighborhood and the memories which are an intrinsic part of one’s home. Home Modifications
- 12. ➢ The vital first step of a Home Modification project is an assessment of the people who live in the home and the home environment. ➢ The person-centered assessment evaluates the residents’ ability to function in the home environment, how they perform everyday activities, what they view as challenges now and into the future, their preferences and desires, their physical, sensory and cognitive status, and health care problems and diagnoses and prognosis Home Modifications
- 13. ➢The environmental assessment covers all aspects of the interior and exterior of the home: • Dimensions of door clearances, hallways, interior spaces in all rooms for maneuverability • Floor textures and thresholds • Lighting • Placement of security systems, mechanical controls, electrical outlets and switches • Appliances, cabinetry, and closets, door and cabinetry hardware • Interior and exterior stairways and steps, pathways to entrances • Bathroom fixtures, faucets and controls Home Modifications
- 14. Difficult to access tub & shower Low toilet, no assistive bars Home Modifications: Before
- 16. Home Modifications: Before & After
- 17. Home Modifications: Before & After
- 18. Home Modifications: Before & After
- 19. Home Modifications: Before & After
- 20. ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY ➢Smart Home Environments ➢Remote Monitoring ➢Medication Management ➢Fall Detection ➢Wander prevention
- 21. The possibilities are endless: https://www.pinterest.com/marion0807/assistive-technology/ Assistive Technology
- 23. Thriving in Place © HomeKeepers LLC Adaptive Home Environments LLC