Many Cleveland homes are colonials and bungalows with stairs to every bedroom, basement laundry and a few steps at each entry. Icy winters make those steps even more dangerous for older adults.
Modifications such as stairlifts, ramps, railings and walk-in showers let a parent stay safely at home.
Cleveland aging-in-place specialists install stairlifts, ramps, railings, grab bars and walk-in showers, widen doorways, and create first-floor living spaces.
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Sturdy railings, a covered ramp or porch, better lighting and heated mats can all reduce fall risk.
Often. Converting a first-floor room into a bedroom and adding a bathroom creates one-level living.
Sometimes, but moving laundry to the first floor is often cheaper and safer.
Some Area Agency on Aging and Medicaid waiver programs help eligible seniors. A specialist can point you to options.
Often. A specialist can add a door, closet and nearby bathroom to create a first-floor bedroom.