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How Can You Make Your Home Be the Safest Place to Stay for the Aging Loved Ones?

December 28, 2018 by Brandon

A sad truth about life is that we cannot hold on to age, as nobody lives forever. While it is true that someday we will all get old, it is more frustrating to see our loved ones age in a facility than spend their years with you in your homes. Although this situation looks pretty simple, the case of elderly family staying away from the family could be difficult because as much as you might want to live with them under one roof, your finances could not afford it.

For those who have no challenge in the financial aspect, it takes a matter of personal dedication and assessment if they want to enjoy the peace of mind being with their aged loved ones for the rest of their lives.

There is ample time

One of the daily struggles of the elderly people in our homes is moving around independently. Due to debilitating age and health, seniors have mobility issues, and climbing up a few steps on stairs is hard for them. Although their reflexes decline as they age, it is not too late to meet their needs so they can safely access all areas of the house..

Equip your home with amenities and residential mobility equipment which will make your home accessible and safe to  the elderly members of the family. Physical and cognitive challenges are quite an obstacle when it comes to the elderly. But as the younger generation who can understands more and who observes more how their needs could be met, it is not wrong to invest for their happiness and freedom.

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Modern homes are built both for the able-bodied and for those people at age. Advanced features have allowed residents to enjoy their abode without concerning themselves of the struggle to climb the stairs by having their homes installed with elevators, wheelchair ramps, vertical platform lifts, and bathroom grab bars. These amenities provide opportunities to fit your budget while availing the kind of convenience for your family and household members.

  • Residential elevators—home elevators are a great convenience for accessing every single floor in your home if you have a more than one-story house. Elevators are highly useful in moving heavy items, too.
  • Vertical platform lifts—similar with elevators, vertical platform lifts can help someone riding a wheelchair have access to other floors in the house. With innovative designs, these devices are equipped for safe and quick travel.
  • Wheelchair ramps—removing the hassle of overcoming difficult threshold at homes, wheelchairs can quickly be moved and glide from in and out of the house.
  • Bathroom grab bars—avoiding dangers of slips and falls in wet floors, bathroom grab bars are the safest companions in moving around a small confined space, such as the bathroom or toilet.

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Considering these mobility devices, DELTA Accessibility will help you solve the issues you have at home. With an elderly or with a loved one with limited mobility due to illness, you can find significant suggestions from our team to check what is best for your home if ever you decide to equip it with accessibility devices. Restore peace of mind, bring comfort and safety, and make your house a place for quality living and a home like no other.

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