The physical limitations one faces due to aging or because of a serious physical injury or disability can make it suddenly difficult for someone who has taken care of themselves all their life to be self-sufficient, making it difficult to even get around the home. Certified ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) contractors and Certified Aging...
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The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) offers grants to service members and veterans with injuries that inhibit their mobility or use of their limbs, or for other serious injuries such as blindness or severe burns. There are two VA housing grants that differ in their benefits and the injuries that qualify one to receive...
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The kitchen is always the heart of the home. If you are bringing your abode back to market, you should consider upgrading and enhancing the kitchen before your first viewing. By remodeling and updating your kitchen, you can substantially elevate your home’s resale value, and ensure that you are receiving the best possible return on...
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If you or a family member requires a wheelchair for assistance with mobility, you shouldn’t have to worry about getting around your own house! Whether you are making aging-in-place preparations or are just beginning long-deferred home renovations, there are a number of steps that you can take to make your home more accessible for yourself...
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