HomesRenewed Ventures (HRV) is the leading healthtech company focused on the Aging in place environment.

The National Institutes on Health (NIH) funded Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant funded HRV basic safety installations APP is being readied for pilots and installation contracts.

For our next step we are submitting  another SBIR grant proposal, WiseHome, to the NIH.

Both work toward HRV’s goal to help Americans age in their homes safely and healthfully, thereby reducing healthcare spending, and supporting independence, and quality of life.

WiseHome: A comprehensive cloud-based system to empower caregivers of persons with dementia to prepare and maintain a home for successful aging in place. WiseHome is an innovative and dynamic web platform that provides a one-stop shop for comprehensive home inspection, proactive planning, and systematic management.

In preparation for this submittal HRV complied an exhaustive list of home safety checklists, and planning guides. Home Safety Checklist References (June 2024) to review the compilation

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Louis Tenenbaum Aging in Place Entrepreneur

In the early ‘90s Louis Tenenbaum was one of the first contractors to focus his remodeling business on aging in place. Curious why, if home modifications is such a good idea, no one does it, Louis wrote the visionary white paper, Aging in Place 2.0: Rethinking Solutions to the Home Care Challenge published by the MetLife Mature Market Institute, cementing his role as a leading authority on Aging in Place.

Uniquely straddling the building, aging and policy worlds, in 2016 Louis was named a Next Avenue “Influencer in Aging” and won a HIVE (Housing, Innovation, Vision and Economics) award from the building industry.

Louis founded HomesRenewed recognizing that good messages, subsidies and incentives are critical to market development. The HomesRenewed Coalition lead the introduction of HR 7676, the Home Modifications for Accessibility act in the US congress in 2022.