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        "text": "Aging-in-place features should be integrated directly into the initial framing and layout phases rather than added as afterthoughts. In the bathroom, incorporating curbless walk-in showers, secure blocking behind drywall for grab bars, slip-resistant flooring, and wider doorway openings ensures long-term accessibility for mobility aids. Throughout the living and kitchen spaces, single-story floor plans without step-downs, lever-style door handles, rocker light switches, and accessible-height cabinetry create a safe, comfortable environment that lets older family members retain independence close to loved ones.",
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