Understand what would help
Begin with a home safety assessment focused on daily routines and the places that feel difficult to use. An occupational therapist is involved when available.
HOME SAFETY & ACCESSIBILITY
We help older adults and families make home safer and more accessible so they can stay independent at home. We coordinate the assessment, funding paperwork, and installation.
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ONE COORDINATED PATH
Home changes can involve more than a contractor. We help keep the assessment, funding steps, and installation moving together.
Begin with a home safety assessment focused on daily routines and the places that feel difficult to use. An occupational therapist is involved when available.
We help explore funding options and organize funding or insurance paperwork, so you can understand what to ask and what information is needed.
Once a plan is in place, we arrange the work through vetted subcontractors and help carry the project through to installation.
A HOME THAT WORKS FOR YOU
Every home and routine is different. The right improvements depend on the assessment and the needs of the person living there.
Grab bars and walk-in showers
Ramps and step-free access
Stairlifts and other access changes
Changes shaped around the home assessment
HELP WITH THE NEXT STEPS
You don’t have to figure out the paperwork alone. We can help explore possible routes and prepare questions for the right program or plan.
Options may include
Eligibility and coverage vary by program, plan, and location. Approval and covered amounts are decided by the funding source; we can’t promise that a particular modification will be covered.
START WITH A CONVERSATION
Share where you’re located and what feels difficult. We’ll start with the next useful step.
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