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A Home Safety evaluation is a personalized room-to-room evaluation designed to identify common safety concerns, fall risk areas, and opportunities for improvement throughout your home. AgingWELL carefully reviews each room using a detailed home safety checklist and provides practical recommendations to help create a safer, more functional living environment.

  • Initial Discussion

We'll begin by discussing any concerns you may have about your home, daily routines, or areas that feel challenging.

  • Room-to-Room Evaluation

AgingWELL carefully walks through each room of the home using a detailed home safety checklist. Areas reviewed may include indoor/outdoor areas, rooms, lighting, walkways, flooring, obstacles, stairways, entrances, and other common fall risk areas.

  • Review of Findings

After the walk-through, we'll sit down together to review the findings, answer your questions, and discuss practical recommendations tailored to your home.

  • Personalized Summary

You'll receive a written summary outlining identified safety concerns, fall risk areas, and personalized recommendations to help improve safety, functionality, and confidence at home.

  • Simple Safety Improvements  

If you'd like help with simple safety improvements around the home, we can schedule a follow-up appointment to assist with shopping for and placing recommended items.

Important Service Notice

AgingWELL provides personalized home safety evaluations to help identify potential safety concerns and offers practical recommendations based on the findings. Our services are educational and supportive in nature and do not guarantee the prevention of falls, injuries, or other outcomes.

What is a senior home safety evaluation?

Why Home Safety Awareness Matters

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), falls are a leading cause of injury among adults aged 65 and older. Increased awareness of potential hazards, along with proactive planning, can help families better understand risks and make informed decisions about home safety.

Falls are the leading cause of fatal injury and the most common cause of nonfatal trauma-related hospital admissions among older adults.
                       
- National Council on Aging

 

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85% of seniors are not properly prepared to age in place

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