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Pollyannapoppy Asked April 2020
Aging in place?
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If the term "aging in place" means staying at home, what is it called if someone is moved to an assisted living facility?
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Geaton777 Apr 2020
Aging in Place means you are in your OWN home, not a facility. It means that you will be remaining in your own home for the later years of your life; not moving into a smaller home, assisted living, or a retirement community etc.
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Sunnygirl1 Apr 2020
I'm no expert, but, I was told this term describes when a senior goes to a facility and despite their decline in health or progression in dementia, they can remain the same place, without having to relocate to another type of long term care facility.
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AnnReid Apr 2020
Aging in a hopefully pleasant, safe environment that is not your place.
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