Aging in Place Specialists

Aging in Place Specialists AIPS delivers outpatient in-home Physical & Occupational Therapy, specializing in senior care.

Based in Lewes, Delaware, Aging in Place Specialists was formed to meet the growing need and desire of individuals to remain in their homes as they grow older. We provide in-home Outpatient Physical Therapy and assist with Home Remodeling and Modifications such as grab bars, bathroom remodeling, ramps, railings and more!

Success isn't always measured in pounds lifted or minutes exercised.Sometimes success looks like:💙 Walking to the mailbo...
09/10/2026

Success isn't always measured in pounds lifted or minutes exercised.

Sometimes success looks like:

💙 Walking to the mailbox again.

💙 Standing long enough to cook dinner.

💙 Getting back to church.

💙 Playing with grandchildren.

💙 Sleeping with less pain.

The little victories often become the biggest milestones.

You don't have to wait until after a major injury to benefit from therapy.Consider talking with your healthcare provider...
09/08/2026

You don't have to wait until after a major injury to benefit from therapy.

Consider talking with your healthcare provider if you notice:

✔ Difficulty getting out of a chair
✔ Trouble climbing stairs
✔ Feeling unsteady while walking
✔ A recent fall or near fall
✔ Avoiding activities because you're afraid of falling

Early intervention often leads to better outcomes—and greater confidence.



There's something special about receiving care where you're most comfortable.Instead of adapting to a clinic, your thera...
09/03/2026

There's something special about receiving care where you're most comfortable.

Instead of adapting to a clinic, your therapist adapts therapy to your home, your routines, and your daily life.

That means practicing:
🏡 Your own stairs
🚪 Your own doorway
🍽️ Your own kitchen
🛋️ The spaces you use every day

Because the best therapy prepares you for real life—not just the treatment room.



Growing older doesn't mean giving up the things you love.Whether it's walking the dog, tending the garden, cooking famil...
09/01/2026

Growing older doesn't mean giving up the things you love.

Whether it's walking the dog, tending the garden, cooking family dinners, or simply feeling confident on the stairs, independence looks different for everyone.

Our goal isn't just to improve strength or balance—it's to help people continue living life on their own terms, safely and confidently in the place they call home.

If you or someone you love has noticed changes in mobility, don't wait until a fall happens to ask for help.

💙 Every step toward independence matters.

We're always looking for compassionate therapists who believe healthcare is about relationships—not rushing from one pat...
08/27/2026

We're always looking for compassionate therapists who believe healthcare is about relationships—not rushing from one patient to the next.

If you're passionate about helping people remain independent while enjoying flexibility, autonomy, and meaningful one-on-one care, we'd love to connect.

Sometimes the right career move isn't changing what you do.

It's changing how you do it.



"Can you stand up without using your hands?"Standing up from a chair is something most people do dozens of times every d...
08/25/2026

"Can you stand up without using your hands?"

Standing up from a chair is something most people do dozens of times every day without giving it much thought.

Because it's so routine, small changes can easily go unnoticed.

Many people begin rocking forward, pushing off armrests, or using nearby furniture to help themselves stand.

These adjustments are common, but they can also provide valuable insight into lower body strength, mobility, and balance.

Sometimes the simplest daily activities tell us the most.

📞 Call 302-444-8318 or visit aginginplacede.com to learn more about our outpatient, in home physical and occupational health services.










Many older adults adapt to physical changes gradually.The groceries still get carried inside.The laundry still gets fold...
08/20/2026

Many older adults adapt to physical changes gradually.

The groceries still get carried inside.
The laundry still gets folded.
The bed still gets made.

But each task may require more effort, more rest breaks, and more recovery time than it once did.

Because these changes develop slowly, they're often dismissed as a normal part of aging.

In reality, increased fatigue during everyday activities can sometimes reflect changes in strength, endurance, or overall conditioning.

Those changes are worth paying attention to.

📞 Call 302-444-8318 or visit aginginplacede.com to learn more about our outpatient, in home physical and occupational health services.










"Just be careful."It's advice many older adults hear regularly.And while caution is important, it doesn't explain why so...
08/18/2026

"Just be careful."

It's advice many older adults hear regularly.

And while caution is important, it doesn't explain why someone may feel unsteady in the first place.

Balance is influenced by many factors, including strength, endurance, mobility, vision, medications, inner ear function, and the environment around us.

Simply being careful doesn't address those underlying contributors.

Reducing fall risk often requires understanding what is causing the concern in the first place.

📞 Call 302-444-8318 or visit aginginplacede.com to learn more about our outpatient, in home physical and occupational health services.









One of the most common things we hear from older adults is:"I can still do it."And often, they're absolutely right.The m...
08/13/2026

One of the most common things we hear from older adults is:

"I can still do it."

And often, they're absolutely right.

The more important question is whether they're having to work harder, move slower, take more breaks, or modify how they perform the task.

Many mobility changes don't begin when someone can no longer do something.

They begin when the activity becomes noticeably more difficult.

Those early adjustments matter because they're often the first signs that strength, endurance, balance, or mobility may be changing.

📞 Call 302-444-8318 or visit aginginplacede.com to learn more about our outpatient, in home physical and occupational health services.










Walking speed isn't simply about getting from one place to another.Research has shown that changes in walking speed can ...
08/11/2026

Walking speed isn't simply about getting from one place to another.

Research has shown that changes in walking speed can provide valuable information about overall health, mobility, endurance, balance, and confidence.

The challenge is that these changes often happen slowly.

Many people don't notice they're walking more cautiously or moving more slowly until someone else points it out.

A gradual slowdown may seem minor, but it can sometimes be an early sign that strength, endurance, or mobility has changed.

Small observations can lead to important conversations.

📞 Call 302-444-8318 or visit aginginplacede.com to learn more about our outpatient, in home physical and occupational health services.










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Lewes, DE
19958

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+13024448318

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