Principal, Louis Tenebaum, LLC
Louis Tenenbaum is one of the nation’s leading authorities on Aging in Place. He has years of experience helping individual families develop strategies to remain safe and comfortable in their own homes despite changes in their health. Louis speaks, writes, consults and trains on these issues throughout the country.
He has appeared on World News Tonight with the late Peter Jennings and Home and Garden Television and the premier week of The Retirement Network. He is quoted and published in many local, national and trade publications including Kiplinger’s Retirement Report, Businessweek, the Washington Post and HousingZone.com.
Clients include the Horizon Foundation, the Administration on Aging, NIDRR, Department of Health and Human Services Office on Disability, AARP, Sanders Brown Center on Aging, Indiana University Institute on Aging, Disability and Community, The Kansas Occupational Therapy Association, Howard County, Maryland Department on Aging, VGM Group, The National Reverse Mortgage Lenders Association, AML Development, Slenker Land Corporation and many individual homeowners. His book The National Association of Home Builder’s Guide to Aging in Place is due for release in 2007.