Home Safety and Renovations for Seniors Aging in Place
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Well-designed homes are safe and accessible for multiple residents, both now and at other stages of life. Learn the basics of universal design.
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All components of the bathroom should be safe and easy for an an older adult to use. Practical ideas for setting up a safe bathroom.
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A list of steps to take in advance of moving a parent into your home.
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- Caring Checklist: Questions to Ask at the Hospital Before Discharge
- Caring Checklist: Questions to Ask Yourself About Whether You're Ready to Bring a Loved One Home From the Hospital
- 11 Safety Steps for Your Low-Vision Parent's Home
- Preparing the Bedroom for Someone With Chronic Lung Disease
- Home Modification
- Making the Kitchen Safe and Convenient for Seniors
- Making the Bathroom Safe and Convenient for Seniors
- Outdoor Safety for the Elderly
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Questions
- How do I find a reputable contractor in another state?
- Is there a special dishwasher for the elderly?
- Can I make my parents maintain their home?
- Is there a tax break for home modifications?
- When applying for a home improvement loan, whose income is counted?
- Will Medicare pay for a ramp into our home?
- Does Medicare or Medicaid pay for home modifications?
- Does money spent for home modifications count towards a Medicaid spend down?
- How Can I Convince my Brother Not to Leave His Nursing Home?
- How can I safely secure the exterior doors so my mom can't get out without her caregiver knowing?
