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Emma Dry (left) works with occupational therapist Kathy Warner to exercise her joints and bones. Services like adult daycare and exercise classes are modifying themselves to accommodate the growing population of U.S. seniors wanting to grow old at home. (Glenn Koenig/Los Angeles Times)