Slip and fall accidents can happen in any home, but they are particularly dangerous for those with mobility challenges or other disabilities. Slip-resistant flooring is one way to reduce the risk of falls and make your home more accessible. In this article, we will
Grab bars are safety devices designed to enable a person to maintain balance, lessen fatigue while standing, hold some of their weight while maneuvering or have something to grab onto in case of a slip or fall. A caregiver may use a grab bar
Barrier free living is residential space designed to be functional for everyone, regardless of age, size, or level of ability. By eliminating common barriers found in typical home designs, barrier free homes are accessible, adaptable, and inclusive to more people. Why Barrier Free Living?
Renovating a home to make it more appropriate for people with disabilities is a multi-tier process. If you want to adapt your home in the best way possible, you’ll need a comprehensive approach. Depending on the condition of the person who will be living
Wheelchair ramps are a common modification made to homes of people with disabilities. These ramps are used to allow people with physical handicaps to more easily move around their home safely, and are a very cost-effective solution for making this possible. Here’s a quick
Keeping your kitchen accessible for individuals with disabilities isn’t a requirement for private homes, but for homeowners who are thinking of renting their home out or have family members that need ADA accessible cabinets and appliances, knowing all the ins and outs of ADA
What does it take to install a ramp and will you need assistance? Before beginning on the ramp quote process make sure you understand the undertaking. We highly recommend contacting Home Mobility Pros, who have of the skills to assess what it takes. Here
If you have determined that you need to have a wheelchair ramp installed at your home or business, you’re probably wondering which type of ramp material is best. The four types of materials typically used to construct wheelchair ramps include wood, concrete, steel, and
A walk-in bath is, in some respects, as familiar as a standard bath, but will always raise questions when people consider having one fitted. Here are our answers to some of the questions about walk-in baths we hear every day: 1) How high is
Accessibility Conventional tubs with a high entry threshold are known for causing falls in the bathroom, because when combined with the wetness of the bath, they can make people miss a step or slip on the wet floor. Walk-in baths can be a great solution
