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Aging in Place Is the New Senior Living Facility

by Lori Feldman on August 30, 2011

By the year 2030 there will be 70 million baby boomers over the age of 65, more than all age groups put together. It’s the primary driver behind Congress’ struggle to reinvent health insurance. But closer to home, families we all know are quietly seeking solutions from what is being called the Aging-In-Place Initiative. Aging [...]

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Try a Full-Body Soak in a Walkin Bath Tub

by Bryan Hollis on August 18, 2010

Who hasn’t longed for the perfect full-body soak in a hot tub to treat their aching body? And wouldn’t it be great if that experience included full body immersion? Consider a walk-in bathtub. The Mona Lisa walk-in bathtub by Clarke Products stands at 40”, which is the tallest, deepest, acrylic walkin bath available on the market. The company is the only [...]

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You’re Never Too Young for a Walk In Tub

by Doreen Coleman on February 13, 2010

Walk-In Bathtubs Aren't Just for Grandparents Anymore

If you’ve found your dream home and are now in the process of making it your castle for life, a bathroom remodel is likely on your project list. You might even think about upgrading your bathtub. While you’re in the planning stage, consider the advantages of installing a walk-in tub. Laimonis Magone owns Ella’s Bubbles, a [...]

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6 Ways Homeowners Can Remodel, Refresh & Retrofit on a Budget

by admin on September 29, 2009

We may not be able to change current economics, but there’s always a way to change our attitudes. At the Builders Home & Remodeling Show from Oct. 9 – 11, six lifestyle experts will share their tips, tricks and shortcuts to living the good life on a limited budget. Jeff Holper, The Mole Hunter, will [...]

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