Aging in place describes a senior homeowner’s ability to remain in the home to the fullest extent possible by planning and implementing modifications that promote safety,mobility,security and functional use.Too often, seniors and persons with disabilities or impairments are placed in group homes or assisted-living facilities without exploring this highly desirable and affordable option.More than 70million Americans will require assisted living by 2020.By adapting and redesigning the senior’s current home and habits, including installing assistive technologies and arranging for regular help from outside resources,he or she can "age in place” while maintaining a safe and independent lifestyle for as long as possible in their most familiar and comfortable surroundings.An Aging-in-Place Home Inspector is trained to evaluate your at-home lifestyle and your mobility issues with in the home, and assess your expected needs.Your InterNACHI inspector can recommend corrections and adaptations to the home to improve your maneuverability, accessibility,safety,and ease of performing daily routines.