1. Choose an Accessible Rental
Selecting a rental that accommodates aging needs is essential. Look for features such as:
- Single-story layouts or elevators in multi-story buildings.
- Wide doorways and hallways for easy mobility.
- Step-free entrances and accessible bathrooms with grab bars.
- Proximity to public transportation, healthcare facilities, and grocery stores.
2. Discuss Modifications with the Landlord
Some accessibility modifications may require landlord approval. Consider:
https://flattory.com/articles/how-to-plan-for-aging-in-place-while-renting/
