For Safety's Sake

Your home safety modifications and certified Aging in Place specialist is here to help you thrive doing the "occupations" that mean the most to you!


Reducing falls, improving independence, safety, activity tolerance and safety insight with self-care, home management, safe and fulfilling home/environment set-up modifications, providing support, education, resources to address your needs.

  • Concerned about your parents, loved ones or yourself living alone but having difficulty maintaining safety or independence at home and in the community for your comfort level?
  • Are you or your loved ones experiencing falls, balance impairments, decline in strength, safety insight, extra time or assistance needed for bathing, dressing, meal prep and basic home management tasks?
  • Having a difficult time with navigating throughout your home due to current layout or possible environmental hazards in home?
  • Moving your parents into your home soon and have no idea of how to best design space to safely and efficiently allow them to thrive?
  • Does your home suit your current needs vs when you moved in?
  • Are you able to safely and efficiency get in and out of your bathroom (including toilet, shower/tub), kitchen, bedroom and at least one door in your home?
  • Any falls or near falls with or without injury within the past 12 months?
  • Are you afraid you might fall?
  • Do you use any adaptive equipment to help you with transfers or to walk?
  • Do you want to remain in your house as long as possible if safe and possible to do so?

Help is available! Call today to set-up a visit!

Mission: To educate and empower people to functionally thrive as independently and safely as possible in their homes and communities.

Vision: safe, inclusive, beautiful spaces for all

Medicare Part B Participating Provider

You do not have to be “homebound to qualify for our services! For more information about Medicare Part B coverage click here.

Falls are a threat to the health of older adults and reduces the ability to remain independent.
The CDC notes that every second of every day, an older adult—age 65 and older—falls.
Falls are preventable and we can help!

In Virginia, falls are the leading cause of injury related hospitalization and injury death for the elderly (age 65 and older). Over 498 million dollars were billed for fall-related hospitalizations, for a median charge per episode of care of $23,015 following a fall. The average length of stay in the hospital was 5 days.

Occupational Therapists are the only professionals recognized by the CDC (Centers for Disease Control) to make recommendations for home modifications for persons with disabilities. An independent study published in Medical Care Research and Review found that “occupational therapy is the only spending category where additional hospital spending has a statistically significant association with lower readmission rates” for the three health conditions studied: heart failure, pneumonia, and acute myocardial infarction. Aging in place, reducing falls and hospitalization admissions, and promoting independence and safety are all critical areas that occupational therapy can address.

Occupational therapy assessment of the client and home followed by home modifications to reduce falls for clients with a history of falls, enhancing safety. • Home modification and adaptive equipment provided by occupational therapy practitioners to reduce functional decline and improve safety.

Helpful videos on how occupational therapy can help you thrive.

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    safety
    independence
    Accessibility
    quality of life