Most people wait until it’s too late to fix their home… and that’s the biggest mistake.

In this episode of Aging in Place is a Team Sport, Chris Moore sits down with occupational therapist Brandy Archie to reveal what aging in place REALLY requires—and why most homes are not designed for long-term health, independence, and longevity.

What you’ll learn in this episode:
Why aging in place often fails (and how to avoid it)
The real role of occupational therapists in home design
Reactive vs proactive home modifications
How your environment affects your lifespan
The surprising link between purpose, community, and health
Why common solutions (like grab bars & walk-in tubs) don’t always work
How to create a home that supports a longer, healthier life

Key Takeaway:
Aging in place isn’t just about safety—it’s about designing your life, your home, and your habits to support independence, purpose, and longevity.

About Brandy Archie:
Brandy is an occupational therapist and founder of AskSammy, a platform helping individuals and caregivers find the right solutions for safe, independent living at home.

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