Home adaptation involves modifying a home so that a person with disabilities can perform the activities of daily living as safely and comfortably as possible, while maintaining a degree of independence. The type of adaptation required will depend on the nature of the individual's disabilities, needs and the physical set-up of the home. The adaptation can be as simple as installing strategically placed handrails, bathroom aids, specialized door handles, lowering light switches and removing thresholds. Or they can be more complex, such as building outside access ramps and installing a stair-lift or elevator to improve accessibility. We can suggest adaptations that will help you, however we encourage you to seek the advice of a licenced Occupational Therapist to determine what changes would be most beneficial to you. Additionally, you may be eligible for financial assistance through one of the programs available from: The Ontario March of Dimes, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, Veterans Independence Program or Presidents Choice Childrens Charity.

Personal Security Telephone system Grab bars Walk-in Bathtubs Pocket Doors Roll-in Showers Low Threshold Showers Wheelchair accessible sinks Raised toilets, toilevators, washlets Bathroom/Kitchen faucets Non-slip tubs/ceramic tile treatments Complete Kitchen/Bathroom renovation Door handle replacements Cabinet hardware replacement Doorway widening Threshold removal Relocation of electrical outlets and switches Porch Lifts: concrete pads, electrical setup, gates, deck toppers and sales Stair Lifts: site preparation, electrical setup and sales Elevator sales and hoistway construction Access ramps: custom built and constructed; wood, concrete, metal and Polyethylene(PELD); portable and permanent