#77 - How to Set Up a Home Office for Seniors Who Still Work or Volunteer
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We share a practical roadmap to transform a thrown-together home office into a safe, comfortable, and personal workspace that protects independence and purpose. From chair fit and lighting to fall prevention and storage, we focus on small changes that create big gains.
• reframing later-life work as identity and contribution
• choosing main-level locations and safer stairways
• selecting supportive chairs and matching desk height
• layering warm task lighting and reducing glare
• raising screens, enlarging text and using ergonomic input
• lowering noise, pacing breaks and managing fatigue
• storing essentials between shoulder and waist height
• preventing falls with cord control and clear paths
• balancing temperature, airflow and comfort
• adding personal items that reinforce purpose and dignity
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