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Home Safety Tips for Seniors Aging in Place
Accessible Systems was featured on Colorado’s Best TV show, alongside SeniorCareKelly, to discuss how to make a home safe for today’s seniors. They also discussed the trend that more seniors are ch...
Making a Home Handicap Accessible: Garage Steps
One common way to make a home handicap accessible is by overcoming the steps at the garage entrance. Steps are an accessibility barrier that are typically made of concrete or wood, and railings are...
Universal Design Vs. Accessible Design: What is the Difference?
Great design should be part of every home, and two schools of thought have emerged. Everybody is talking about Universal Design, which is changing both commercial and residential construction for t...
Why Choose a Bruno Stair Lift Installation by Accessible Systems?
As we age, our flexibility, balance, and mobility change. The National Safety Council estimates that more than one million injuries occur each year as a result of falls on stairways. Even using a s...
Hospital to Home Safely: Live Adapted Show Home Webinars
A Monthly Live Webinar for Hospital Practitioners As a home accessibility solutions provider, we can help create a successful patient discharge with adaptive equipment and barrier-free home modific...
The Art of Toileting: 4 Steps for Seniors, Disabled, Handicap
Dale is a senior that is wheelchair bound and will soon be discharged from the hospital. He doesn’t have a lot of support at home, and because of his disability, his immediate concern is not being ...
Adapted Home for Veteran Made Possible via VA SAH Grant
Charlie, an Army Veteran, can still walk to a certain degree, but he knows that his ALS will one day limit his mobility. His balance is already off, and the risk of falling grows by the day. Workin...
Residential Elevators Cost and 5 Other Factors to Consider
Residential elevators can be a perfect solution, if accessibility and mobility in your home is a challenge. As the footprint of a residential elevator has decreased over the years, more seniors, e...
10 Tips for ALS Home Modifications and Adaptive Equipment
The early signs of ALS are when muscle cramps and twitching, weakness in hands, legs or ankles or difficulty speaking or swallowing begin. Loss of movement follows, and then moving around the home ...
FREE Fall Prevention and Risk Assessment Tool
Does falling in your home worry you? Every year, for people over 65 in the U.S.: 1 in 3 will have a fall 1 out 5 falls will cause a serious injury such as broken bones or a head injury Falls are th...