Live in Place Designs is an innovative solution provider addressing the issue of how people can best live in their own homes with disabilities, chronic conditions or through the aging process.
We provide a depth to Living in Place design unparalleled in the construction industry.
From simple home remodeling to more comprehensive modifications and planning, we approach your project through the lens of a construction company that also has Aging in Place and long-term care industry experience.
Helping you create a holistic, comprehensive solution to remain in your home is our specialty.
Phone: 908-377-0703
Make your Home Safer & more Accessible.
CAPS professionals have been trained to identify comprehensive and practical solutions to your accessibility and aging in place needs, which include lifestyle, health and family living situation.
To live independently when transitioning after a hospitalization, managing a chronic condition or new diagnosis, or simply living in place through the aging process, home modifications are necessary to ensure safety.
As a full-service builder we offer home remodeling and custom new construction for people of all ages and abilities. Providing home accessibility and comfort we draw on principles of Universal Design to create smart homes. We can design your space for:
Get professional guidance so you can return or remain home safely with the support you need after a fall, stroke, disease diagnosis or other physical decline. By working with you to determine what programs and services best meet your needs, we can then help you access them. And we will be with you every step of the way to implement your Live in Place Design Project©.
We create a custom Live in Place Plan™ for you so you can get the complete care you need at home. At Live in Place Designs, we serve as a personal guide on your journey to active, autonomous living.
Our CAPS professionals draw from experience in the Assisted Living industry, offering expert guidance for a safe environment for people that want to remain in their homes as an alternative to long term care facilities.
Combining this with our construction expertise we are uniquely qualified to advise and remodel the optimal solutions for your home modifications.
Seventy. That’s the percentage of people who are currently 65 or older that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services says will need some form of long-term care during their lifetime. Obviously, that’s an incredibly high number – but what exactly does it mean? Should you expect to spend years in a nursing home?…
