Aging in place should not be a job your family has to manage.

Discharge dates arrive with only a few days of notice, and the therapist's home recommendations arrive with them. Send us the discharge paperwork and we scope the work directly from it. Grab bars, handrails, and other small safety work can be scoped and installed before discharge day, and grab bar installations are completed the same day. Some of this work may be covered, and our payment options page explains which programs may apply.

Families often call in the week after a fall, in the middle of appointments and hard decisions, without a clear first step. We give you the sequence: what has to change before she is home alone again, what can wait, and what each step costs. The most urgent work is usually in the bathroom, and it is often smaller than families expect.

A progressive condition changes what a home has to do, and most families end up modifying it one crisis at a time. Our assessment accounts for where these conditions commonly lead, such as a walker, a wheelchair, or help with transfers, so the work done now is sized for what comes next. Grab bars are anchored for full body weight. Doorways are measured for a wheelchair before one is needed. You make one plan instead of reacting to every change.

The free Home Safety Check is a phone or video call, so it works from anywhere you live. You receive written findings with photographs that you, your parent, and her care team can read from three different states. Once work begins, one local company is accountable for all of it, and you have one number to call. You do not have to fly out to get this started.

Start with the free Home Safety Check: a phone call, a careful set of questions, and written findings that are yours to keep. If you have called contractors who never called back, the small job is the one we show up for. If a spouse is doing the lifting and the transfers, the right modifications protect both of you. And if the honest answer is that staying is not the right plan, we say so, and we help you weigh the cost of modifying against the monthly cost of a facility. Stairlifts can be rented when the need may be short, and our payment options page explains which programs may help pay.

Occupational therapists, physical therapists, discharge planners, care managers, and home care agencies refer clients to us when a home has to change. Your client receives our $329 Home Safety Assessment at no charge, and you receive a written report you can place in the chart. The clinical reasoning is on the page, so you can check our work against your own.