AARP survey shows aging-in-place demand rising
As the 36th anniversary of the ADA nears, accessibility advocates are shifting attention to making homes safer and more livable for aging Americans, with three-quarters of adults 50 and older wanting to stay in place and expecting needs like medical alerts, smart-home features, and entryway or bathroom modifications. The AARP survey highlights rising housing costs and limited options as barriers to staying home, positioning adaptive design and technology as key to independent living.
