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21 April 20240Comments

Making Your Home Accessible: A Guide to Finding the Right Help

Accessible living spaces are crucial for people with disabilities and limited mobility. Not only does improving accessibility at home enhance independence and safety for users, but it can allow individuals to

by Lucinda Dawes

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14 April 20240Comments

Creating A Fun And Safe Home For Children With Disabilities

Children with disabilities often have additional accommodation needs and require adaptations to be able to remain living at home. Home should be every child’s safe haven. A place where they can

by Lucinda Dawes

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7 April 20240Comments

Essential Home Modifications After Hospital Discharge for the Elderly

Post-hospital discharge is a relief for many patients. After the noise and bright lights of a ward, the unfamiliar food and the awkward visiting times, returning home is something to look

by Lucinda Dawes

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28 March 20240Comments

Navigating Post-Hospital Support: Where to Find Help and Resources for a Smooth Transition Home

When someone you know and care about is coming home from the hospital, you likely want to be prepared. Knowing what post-hospital support is available is essential to ensuring release is

by Lucinda Dawes

How Technology Can Make Your Home More Accessible5

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21 March 20240Comments

How Technology Can Make Your Home More Accessible

We’re living in the technology era. Pretty much every aspect of our lives has tech involved, from booking our weekly shop to keeping in touch with friends and family. Technology makes

28 February 20240Comments

Energy-Saving Adaptations For Accessible Homes

Everyone is looking to reduce energy consumption these days. Not only do we want to save some pennies, but the planet, too. For the elderly and those with disabilities, however, it

by Lucinda Dawes

Innovative Smart Home Technologies For Elderly and Disabled Accessibility(1)

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21 February 20240Comments

Innovative Smart Home Technologies For Elderly and Disabled Accessibility

Smart devices are everywhere in the consumer market. And as technology has progressed, it has opened the door to creating safer homes for the elderly and disabled. In this blog, we’ll

by Lucinda Dawes

Shower Screen Vs Shower Curtain - Which Is Safer For Accessibility (2)

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14 February 20240Comments

Home Adaptations For Visually Impaired People

Over 2 million people are visually impaired or live with sight loss in the UK, and visual impairment can affect all aspects of daily life. Whether you or someone you love

by Lucinda Dawes

Independent Living For People With Parkinson's

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28 January 20240Comments

3 Areas To Improve Independent Living For People With Parkinson’s

Independent living is something we take for granted, but for many people with mobility challenges, the average home simply isn’t set up to accommodate them. Individuals living with Parkinson’s may come

by Lucinda Dawes

Home Adaptations - Are They Right For You?

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14 January 20240Comments

Home Adaptations – Are They Right For You?

Not all homes are designed with accessibility in mind. Some people need adjustments made to their property so that they can remain independent and live a fulfilling life. Home adaptations help

by Lucinda Dawes

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