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10 Tips For Traveling Safely With Limited Mobility: Insights From An Ot And Accessible Travel Planner &Raquo; Img 6897

10 Tips for Traveling Safely with Limited Mobility: Insights from an OT and Accessible Travel Planner

Traveling with limited mobility requires careful planning and consideration to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. As healthcare professionals and accessible travel planners, our team specializes in supporting individuals facing physical challenges while exploring the world. Here are 10 expert tips focused on safety, routines, and energy conservation for those traveling with physical limitations: Safety […]

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Ot’s As Accessibility Travel Planners: Providing A Wide Variety Of Supports &Raquo; Img 6897

OT’s as Accessibility Travel Planners: Providing a Wide variety of Supports

Traveling can be an exciting and enriching experience for individuals of all ages and abilities. However, for individuals with disabilities or age-related challenges, travel planning can be an overwhelming and complicated endeavor. Fortunately, occupational therapists can serve as accessibility travel planners, offering expert knowledge and guidance to improve the travel experience. In this post, we […]

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Inclusive Design: Building With Longevity In Mind &Raquo; Img 6897

Inclusive Design: Building with Longevity in Mind

In the realm of home design, longevity isn’t merely about aesthetics or durability; it’s about creating spaces that adapt and accommodate life’s changing needs. When it comes to accessibility and visitability, overlooking crucial aspects during the design phase can lead to significant hurdles later on. Occupational therapists and specialized contractors, experts in home safety and […]

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Creating Safe And Accessible Outdoor Areas In Cold Climates &Raquo; Img 6897

Creating Safe and Accessible Outdoor Areas in Cold Climates

Welcome to Safe Accessible Home, where I am dedicated to making homes safer and more accessible for everyone. I’m an occupational therapist and contractor with a passion for ensuring that people can navigate their living spaces with ease and confidence, both inside and outside their homes. In this blog, we’ll dive into the world of […]

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The Vital Connection Between Decluttering, Home Safety, Accessibility And Wellbeing &Raquo; Img 6897

The Vital Connection Between Decluttering, Home Safety, Accessibility and Wellbeing

The home is not just a place; it’s a sanctuary where we seek comfort, security, and solace. However, a cluttered living space can pose significant challenges to our safety, accessibility, mental health and wellbeing. This is especially true for individuals with mobility challenges, vision impairments, mental/cognitive issues and caregivers. As the owner of Safe Accessible […]

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15 General Ways To Support Stubborn, Aging Parents &Raquo; Img 6897

15 general ways to support stubborn, aging parents

Supporting stubborn, aging parents who resist change, especially when it involves modifying their home for safety and accessibility, requires a multifaceted approach that addresses their social, emotional, and physical needs. Here are 15 tips to assist in this process: Social Support: 1. Maintain Regular Contact: Frequent visits or phone calls help combat isolation and ensure […]

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10 Reasons To Modify Your Home For Safety And Accessibility &Raquo; Img 6897

10 Reasons to modify your home for safety and accessibility

Home safety and accessibility features can significantly enhance the lives of individuals as they age in the home of their choice. This is also true for those who aim to have a home that others can visit safely and effectively, also known as visitibility. Here are ten ways these modifications make a positive impact: Independence: […]

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