Having an elevator is a home is often about making the whole house easier to live in. More people want elevators in their houses as part of the bigger picture. Many jurisdications like Maryland and Washington DC, have introduced legislation that would assure that people who build ten or more houses design a percentage of the houses with features that meet Aging In Place standards. AARP has made public huge documents about how to make a home more accesible. Clearly there is energy from all directions that come just shy of mandating that houses improve to meet the needs of an aging populations.
This blog entry will get updated with useful links that often go hand in hand with home elevators and Aging in Place.
Concrete Change
AGING In Place 2.0
Design For Life Montgomery
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