be Well: What does it mean to be ‘aging-ready?’
What does it mean to be “aging-ready?” And how can you upgrade your home to have everything your parents need?
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May 3, 2023, 3:38 PM
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Numbers from the Census Bureau found less than 10% of homes are "aging-ready."
What does it mean to be “aging-ready?” And how can you upgrade your home to have everything your parents need?
Elizabeth Hashagen and Shannon LaNier were joined by Dr. Natali Edmonds to talk about that, plus how to know if your parents are showing signs of dementia.
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