Planning for the Future in a World with COVID-19 Has the Coronavirus impacted your retirement plans, compelling you to make “aging in place” modifications to your family home? Many seniors have determined that their best option is to stay in the family home for as long as possible and skip the risky retirement community. Many others are playing it safe and bringing loved ones home from nursing homes. Both groups are faced with necessary “aging in place” home renovations such as stair lift installations, grab bars and smart technology to accommodate real mobility issues they have now; or those that are anticipated in the future. Are you thinking about making “aging in place” changes to your home so that you can maintain a more independent, healthy lifestyle – and be better protected from the Coronavirus threat? Or you may be planning home renovations in anticipation of taking an elderly loved one out of a nursing facility. If the Coronavirus outbreak has impacted your short or long term retirement plans, you may be making aging-in-place modifications to your home now. If it's mobility you need, consider incorporating a stair lift, either straight or curved, to provide easy access floor to floor. Or, a wheelchair platform lift to carry a person in a wheelchair or scooter. The goal is to renovate for comfort, safety, and accessibility for everyone as we learn to plan for the future in a world with COVID-19.