What is an Accessible Home? About 90% of Americans over 65 want to remain in their homes as they age, rather than move to assisted living. An accessible home can help them do that.
Add wheelchair lifts, roll in showers, and grab bars. Seniors who plan for aging in place before they need it have more options. Don’t wait until there is an emergency or sudden need to create accessibility in your home.
Many factors can influence your decision to renovate your current home or move to a more suitable abode. Even if you move, you will still likely need to do renovations in your new place, but those renovations may be less costly depending on the overall layout of the house.
As we gracefully age, maintaining our independence becomes an increasingly important part of our lives. For many aging adults, planning for aging-in-place renovations is a crucial step to ensure a comfortable and self-sufficient future. One such renovation that can...
Taking a shower is a basic human necessity, but for our elderly loved ones, it can be a challenging and even hazardous task. Limited mobility, balance issues, and the fear of slipping can make bathing a daunting experience. The Ohio Department of Aging shares that...
Designing and installing an accessible bathroom is a significant step towards creating an inclusive and comfortable space for everyone. One crucial aspect of an accessible bathroom is the shower pan installation. A well-installed shower base pan forms the foundation...
When creating a safe and accessible bathroom for seniors, grab bars play a crucial role in providing stability and support for those with limited mobility or disabilities. Installing grab bars for seniors is a great way to reduce the risk of slips and falls in the...
As our lives become busier and more demanding, we feel the need for moments of relaxation and rejuvenation. Among the many aspects of self-care, taking a long, soothing shower is a delightful way to unwind and recharge. Your shower routine can also positively...
Are you a Canadian planning or in the middle of a home renovation project to make your home or a family member’s home more accessible? You may be eligible for the federal Home Accessibility Tax Credit (HATC) to save up to $3,000. What is the Home Accessibility...
The bathroom is one of the most frequently used spots in a home, but unfortunately, it is also dangerous for seniors. As your loved ones age, you will notice that their mobility and balance are limited and may require bathroom assistance. However, they may also want...
If you’re a business owner with the goal to make your facility more accessible to clients and consumers, , you may have heard the phrase ADA. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a civil rights law, and its goal is to ensure that people with health conditions...
