Accessibility Professionals

Remodeling and home modifications are activities many older Americans undertake in their retirement, often with the sole mission of beautifying their homes. However, it is also a fact of life that as we age our physical skills change. By consulting with accessibility professionals such as the CAPS at Ask the House Therapist during the remodeling planning stage, homeowners can make their homes fresher and more attractive while incorporating seamless design features that ensure long-term accessibility as well.

At Ask the House Therapist, our Certified Age in Place Specialists can help you identify a design that is highly functional and specific to your current and potential future needs, yet is stylish and non-institutional, adding to the value of your home. In addition, we can help you choose attractive, functional fixtures and other home products that are usable by all members and visitors in the home without any special adaptations. These home enhancements support long-term health and longevity, while also enhancing the aesthetics of the residence.

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Certified Aging in Place Specialists

Ask the House Therapist’s Certified Age in Place Specialists can help individuals and families address personal wants and needs that develop as people age, including changes resulting from urgent needs, progressive conditions and traumatic changes. In addition to the valuable guidance and design services of our accessibility professionals, Ask the House Therapists provides a variety of resources that can be valuable in remodeling, including a pre-approved list of manufacturers and contractors knowledgeable in universal design and accessibility products.

For more information about age in place design services, contact us via phone at (847) 234-9333 or fill out the brief request form on our Contact Us page; an Ask the House Therapist consultant will be in touch shortly. Guests who fill out our questionnaire will receive a free gift from Ask the House Therapist.