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A home hallway showing a threshold ramp, a wall grab rail and upgraded lighting.

Home Modifications for Elderly Parents: What Helps Most

Most families arrive at this subject sideways. Somebody noticed a bruise, or watched a parent take the stairs one at …

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A lighted handheld magnifier and a stand magnifier on a desk beside a lamp.

Lighted Magnifiers: Matching Power, Lens, and Light

Small print turns up everywhere it is least convenient: medication labels, thermostat displays, the back of a food package, the …

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A wide aluminum ramp with a flat square landing at the top beside a covered entry porch.

ADA Ramp Width and Landing Requirements Explained

Slope gets all the attention in ramp planning, and then the ramp gets built and someone discovers they cannot open …

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A pendant alarm button and a home base station on a side table.

Medical Alert Devices With No Monthly Fee: How to Choose

The phrase medical alert has been claimed almost entirely by subscription services, to the point that many families assume a …

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A bed rail, a reacher and a shower chair grouped together in a bright bedroom.

Vive Health Brand Guide: Range, Fit and What to Check

Vive Health is one of the names that comes up constantly when you shop for home safety equipment online rather …

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A narrow rollator passing through a tight interior doorway in an apartment.

Narrow Rollator for Indoors: Fitting Tight Doorways at Home

A rollator that cannot get through the bathroom door is not a mobility aid, it is furniture. This is one …

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A black rubber threshold ramp with a beveled edge at a back door onto a patio.

Rubber Threshold Ramp: Grip, Weight and Weather Notes

Some links on this page are affiliate links. See our affiliate disclosure. Rubber is the default material for a doorway …

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A grab bar mounted on the moulded wall of a fiberglass shower surround.

Grab Bars for Fiberglass Showers: Mounting Into a Flexing Shell

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Two raised toilet seats of different heights standing beside a toilet in a bright bathroom.

How to Choose Raised Toilet Seat Height: A Measuring Guide

Some links on this page are affiliate links. See our affiliate disclosure. Raised toilet seats are sold by how many …

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A folding shower chair set up in a shared family bathroom with a second chair folded flat against the wall.

Folding Shower Chair: Which Style Suits a Shared Bathroom?

In most homes the shower is not dedicated to one person. A grandchild uses it at the weekend, a partner …

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A lift recliner set against a living room wall with open floor space measured out around it.

How to Choose a Lift Chair Size: Four Measurements

Almost every complaint about a lift chair comes back to size. The mechanism works, the upholstery is fine, but the …

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A bed rail with its flat steel plate sliding under a lifted mattress corner.

Under Mattress Bed Rail: How the Plate Actually Holds

Most bed rails sold for adults anchor the same way: a flat steel plate slides between the mattress and the …

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