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Senior Remodeling Experts Chris Moore Featured on PBS Kansas' Empowering Seniors

Senior Remodeling Experts Founder Chris Moore Featured on PBS Kansas’ Empowering Seniors
  Salem, United States - July 17, 2026 / Senior Remodeling Experts / 
  
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Senior Remodeling Experts Founder Chris Moore Featured on PBS Kansas’ Empowering Seniors
National aging-in-place expert discusses how thoughtful home design can preserve independence, reduce daily risk, and help homeowners create a true forever home
SALEM, Va. — Chris Moore, founder of Senior Remodeling Experts and a nationally recognized Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist, recently appeared on the PBS Kansas television program Empowering Seniors to discuss how homeowners can prepare their homes to support safety, independence, and quality of life for decades to come.
During the episode, titled “Creating Your Forever Home,” host Katherine Ambrose welcomed Moore to the studio for a wide-ranging conversation about proactive aging-in-place planning.
Moore explained that many American homes were designed as what he calls “Peter Pan housing”—homes built as though the people living in them will never experience changes in mobility, vision, balance, or strength.
“The challenge is not simply a person’s ability,” Moore said during the interview. “It is often the disconnect between that person’s ability and the environment in which they are living.”
A narrow doorway, poorly lit hallway, slippery bathroom floor, or a single step at an entrance may create unnecessary friction and risk. Thoughtful design can reduce those barriers without making a home feel institutional or clinical.
The conversation emphasized that aging-in-place remodeling is not about surrendering to decline. It is about planning ahead so homeowners can continue living with greater confidence, comfort, and control.
“Making your home more user-friendly is not giving up,” Moore said. “It is a proactive way to preserve your independence.”
Two Features That Can Make a Lasting Difference
Moore identified two foundational features that can help make a home more supportive over time:
A zero-step entry. At least one entrance should allow a person to enter without climbing stairs. This benefits people using mobility devices, but it also makes daily life easier for families with strollers, homeowners carrying groceries, visitors recovering from an injury, and delivery professionals.
An accessible bathroom. Bathrooms can present significant risks because of moisture, slippery surfaces, limited space, and narrow doorways. A well-designed bathroom may include a wider entrance, slip-resistant flooring, a curbless or beach-entry shower, glare-free lighting, proper ventilation, and strategically placed support features.
Moore also discussed the role of layered lighting, motion-activated night lighting, clear walking paths, thoughtful floor transitions, and home layouts that make movement easier and more intuitive.
Planning Before a Crisis Preserves More Options
One of the central messages of the episode was the importance of beginning the conversation before a fall, hospitalization, or sudden health change forces a family to make decisions under pressure.
“The biggest thing is to have the conversation,” Moore said. “Talk about your plans, your goals, and your expectations. When nothing is done until there is a crisis, your options become severely limited.”
That proactive approach is central to the work of Senior Remodeling Experts. Rather than focusing only on an isolated construction project, Moore helps homeowners consider how their homes can support the way they intend to live over the next 10 to 20 years.
Through the Ageless Vitality Blueprint™, Senior Remodeling Experts guides clients through a strategic process that considers lifestyle, mobility, lighting, spatial flow, wellness, entertaining, accessibility, and future adaptability. The goal is to create a home that removes friction and supports the homeowner’s strongest possible decades.
Aging in Place Is a Team Sport
Moore, who also teaches Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist courses, emphasized that successful planning often requires collaboration.
“Aging in place is a team sport,” he said.
Depending on the homeowner’s needs, that team may include a remodeling professional, occupational therapist, physical therapist, architect, interior designer, geriatric care manager, transportation provider, or other specialist.
Homeowners can search for credentialed professionals through the National Association of Home Builders CAPS directory.
Veterans may also be eligible for home-modification assistance through the Department of Veterans Affairs, including the Home Improvements and Structural Alterations program and Specially Adapted Housing grants.
Watch the Full Interview
The complete episode of Empowering Seniors featuring Chris Moore is available through PBS:
Watch “Creating Your Forever Home” on PBS
About Chris Moore
Chris Moore is the founder of Senior Remodeling Experts in Salem, Virginia. He is a Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist, remodeling professional, educator, speaker, and author of Age Out Loud. His work focuses on helping homeowners create refined, high-performance environments that support strength, clarity, vitality, and long-term independence.
Rather than approaching aging in place as a collection of products or emergency modifications, Moore helps clients develop a thoughtful living strategy for how their homes will support them through the years ahead.
About Senior Remodeling Experts
Senior Remodeling Experts is a longevity-focused advisory and design-build firm serving Salem, Roanoke, and surrounding communities in Virginia. The company helps forward-thinking homeowners plan and create beautiful, future-ready homes through accessible bathroom design, zero-step entry solutions, universal design, improved lighting, safer spatial flow, and comprehensive aging-in-place remodeling.
Media Contact:
Chris Moore
Senior Remodeling Experts
Salem, Virginia
Phone: 540-384-2064
Website: https://seniorremodelingexperts.com/
     
  
       
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 Senior Remodeling Experts
 
1371 Southside Drive - Suite D 
 Salem, VA 24153
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 Chris Moore
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 https://seniorremodelingexperts.com

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