Identify motivations for accessibility- and independence-driven home modification-Understand the personal, medical, or household factors that prompt homeowners to make changes aimed at improving safety, mobility, or autonomy.
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Aging in Place Remodeling Study & Analysis
As the U.S. population continues to age, the ability to live safely, comfortably, and independently at home is becoming increasingly important to homeowners and their families. HIRI’s Aging in Place Study examines how homeowners are adapting their homes to support long-term independence, accessibility, and multigenerational living—providing data-driven insight into the motivations, project types, and outcomes shaping aging-in-place home improvements today.
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Evaluate the role of influencers in the decision-making process-Explore who is involved in planning and guiding home modification decisions, including family members, healthcare professionals, and contractors.
Measure satisfaction with completed modifications and perceived impact on quality of life-Gauge how well the completed improvements meet homeowner goals and their overall impact on safety, comfort, and independence.
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