Independent and safe living in the home does not happen by accident, or does it?  Home safety requires a thorough assessment of each room looking for hazards and opportunities to improve the environment. In fact, we focus the outside as well as the inside of your home. Your own space and the community space around you needs a safety evaluated and a smart plan for navigating safely.  We invite you to use our fun Home Safety Check-up to start this process.  The results are personalized to your needs.  We offer recommendations and then invite you to shop for the right equipment and products for living safely. Lastly, we offer inspirations and behavior modifications to expand your world and relationships.

Creating a safe living environment is essential for older adults, who may face a range of risks in their homes. Social isolation, for example, not only increases feelings of loneliness but also heightens the danger if an emergency arises and help is unavailable. Falls are a leading cause of injury among seniors, with slippery bathrooms and stairs posing particular risks. Solutions like anti-slip mats, grab bars, and shower chairs can make homes safer.

Medication errors, clutter, dehydration, and malfunctioning appliances also contribute to unsafe living conditions. Seniors, especially those with dementia, may forget to take or mismanage medications, while clutter can lead to trips and falls. Dehydration is another concern, potentially leading to serious health issues. Additionally, financial abuse and the risk of faulty appliances can compromise an older person’s safety and security. By addressing these issues, caregivers can help seniors maintain a safer and healthier living environment.