If you or someone you love struggles with mobility or balance problems, you likely understand the fear and frustration that accompany seemingly ordinary activities. According to insurance experts, the bathroom is the most dangerous room in the home. The nature of the bathroom, slippery surfaces, accumulated water, and the need to step in and out of…
In most homes, the kitchen is the central hub of the home where the family gathers. However, for those with mobility, balance, or sight problems, the kitchen is a dangerous place filled with difficulties and potential accidents waiting to happen. Regardless of the reason for the difficulty, the inability to safely function in the kitchen…
Living independently is a goal that is cherished by most people. Being able to rely on yourself gives you the freedom to live your life the way you want. Many people though are reliant on others, whether that is due to increasing age, a disability, or even injury. In terms of accessible bathrooms, there…
One of the ways to keep a home safe for people with mobility issues is by making sure that the flooring material is optimal to prevent accidents, provide comfort, and enable ease of movement and travel. Choosing a flooring material, however, does not need to be complicated. The trick is to keep in mind the…
We use bathrooms every day, but it isn’t exactly the safest place in the house due to the many hazards that the wet and slippery environment poses. This risk is especially true for users with mobility issues – whether from disabilities or weakening ability due to age. That’s why it’s essential that, if there is…
Many homeowners are finding the need to modify their homes for possible mobility issues for many reasons. They may be coming of a certain age when mobility is harder, and they may need aids such as walkers or wheelchairs, or they are living with a family member or relative who uses one. One of the…
