Make a plan: Determine what changes or modifications you may need to make to your home in order to age in place safely and comfortably. This might include installing grab bars in the bathroom, adding handrails to stairs, or widening doorways to accommodate a wheelchair.

Get your home assessed: Consider hiring an occupational therapist or a home modification specialist to assess your home and provide recommendations for changes that will make it more liveable as you age.

Make necessary changes: Once you have a plan in place, start making the necessary changes to your home. This might include renovating certain areas of your home, purchasing assistive devices, or adding safety features such as smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors.

Stay active and engaged: It’s important to stay active and engaged as you age, both for your physical and mental health. Find ways to stay active in your community, such as joining a club or volunteer group, or participating in hobbies or activities that you enjoy.

Stay connected: Maintain strong connections with friends, family, and your community. This can help you feel supported and less isolated as you age in place. Consider joining a senior centre or participating in social events or activities that bring you in contact with others.