Helping seniors age in place

CAPS program provides training, tools for cost-effective home modifications

By: Richard Pratt|January 17, 2022

As demand for senior housing continues to outstrip supply and affordability of independent facilities remain a challenge, a home remodeling certification program provides a host of options for an aging population to remain in their homes for a longer term.

It’s the Certified Aging in Place Specialist (CAPS) program, launched in the early 2000s by several divisions of the National Association of Home Builders in cooperation…

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Helping seniors age in place

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