Retirement Planning

Aging in Place

Aging in Place

Retirement Planning

When asked to picture their longevity plan, many individuals and families picture themselves staying in their homes and aging in place. While this image is attainable, it may require accessibility modifications to the home in preparation for the effects of aging. Marsh Private Client Services published this blog on attaining an accessible future in your home.

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