What does your service cost?
Our comprehensive service—including consultation, in-home assessment, and personalized recommendations or referrals—ranges from $750 for homes under 1,500 square feet to $1,000 for homes over 1,500 square feet.
Do I need significant financial resources to age in place?
Not at all. Many effective strategies are low-cost or free, making it possible for seniors to safely and comfortably remain in their homes as they age.
Are your services only for seniors?
No. Our services are designed for individuals of all ages. Many life circumstances can create challenges within the home—whether it’s a child with a disability, an unexpected injury, or a veteran returning from service. Our goal is to help anyone create a safe, functional environment where they can thrive.
How much do your services cost?
All services begin with a 400-point home safety assessment conducted by an occupational therapist, priced at $750-$1000. Additional services vary based on the scope and scale of the recommended modifications.
How long does the home safety assessment take?
Most assessments take between 1.5–3 hours, depending on the size and layout of the home.
Do you bill insurance for your services?
No, we do not currently bill insurance. However, we are exploring third-party payment options for the future.
Can I share the results of the home safety assessment with others?
Absolutely. We conduct a comprehensive 400-point home safety assessment and provide you with a detailed summary, including immediate priority modifications, secondary recommendations, and a curated list of product suggestions. You are welcome to share these findings with anyone you choose.
Do I need to find someone to install the recommended products?
That depends on your preference. If you already have a trusted handyman or contractor, you’re welcome to use them. We can also provide a list of vetted service providers to support your needs.
What if I only need a few minor modifications?
No project is too small or too large. Whether it’s installing a few grab bars or completing a full main-floor remodel, we’re here to help make your home safer and more functional.
Who conducts the home safety assessments?
All home safety assessments are conducted an Occupational Therapist who is CAPS certified. This ensures each evaluation includes a strong functional perspective and a thorough understanding of each client’s unique needs and limitations.
