Lowe's Livable Home Provides Aging in Place Home Products and Services

Lowe’s is launching Livable Home, an initiative to provide products, services and expertise to help seniors age at home. In an article posted on CNBC, Lowe’s said it will offer a wide variety of products, services and expertise geared for older customers in collaboration with nonprofit AARP. Livable Home is a dedicated website containing articles and videos focused on age-friendly design. AARP will also train Lowe’s employees and add signs in select stores next year.

The retailer said in-store enhancements are happening in about 500 stores across 50 metro areas. Lowe’s employees with special training will wear an AARP-branded badge that identifies them to customers looking for age-friendly merchandise.

According to the Livable Home website, Lowe’s will collaborate with AARP to help you make your home ready for all of life’s changes. Lowe’s believes the best way to remain at home tomorrow is to plan ahead today. And together, Lowe’s and AARP are working to make it easier, with helpful videos, tips and resources that anyone can use to make their home fit their needs now and in the future.

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A Certified Aging in Place Specialist (CAPS) consultant can help create a plan for the design and installation of aging-in-place home modifications. Richard Acree is a CAPS consultant with many years of experience as a home inspector and accessibility inspector. For more information about aging in place services please see Residential Accessibility.

Please call 615-752-0060 for help with aging-in-place home modifications for you or your loved one.

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DISCLAIMER: This article is not an endorsement or recommendation to buy or use any product or service offered or provided by Lowe’s or any other company or vendor. Consumers and contractors should do their own due diligence to determine what product or service best meets their needs.