Ask the Expert – Home Safety – Julie Leith

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For this live Ask the Expert session we were joined by Certified Aging in Place specialist Julie Leith. She’s an expert in home modifications for the elderly. We discussed effective strategies for making homes safer for aging loved ones, whether they’re living independently or with family. Julie shared practical advice on essential safety modifications, financial planning for home adjustments, and tips for communicating with elderly family members about the need for these changes. She also shared her Aging in Place checklist.

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