For a Minnesota couple, moving into a senior housing co-op made aging in place feasible

For a Minnesota couple, moving into a senior housing co-op made aging in place feasible

According to recent survey data, 75% of older adults want to age in their homes. However, between accessibility and care needs that emerge later in life, 44% feel a move is inevitable. That’s not to say that aging in place is impossible, though. Kirsten Harrison was searching for a local place for …

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