Help the people you love stay in the home they love.
Grab bars, walk-in showers, ramps, stair lifts, better lighting. We explain what a parent's home needs and what it costs, then connect you with a vetted Atlanta-area contractor who does this work every week.
Free to call, free to be matched. You only ever pay the contractor you choose.
Start where you are
Most families arrive here in one of three places. Pick the one that sounds like today.
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Something just happened
A fall, a hospital stay, a discharge date that's coming up fast. Here's what to do first.
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Planning ahead
Nothing's wrong yet, but you've noticed things. Start with the house, and with the conversation.
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Figuring out who pays
Medicare usually doesn't. Some other programs do. We keep the details current and cite the source.
What we help arrange in Atlanta
Typical Atlanta-metro starting prices, so you can plan before you call. Each page has a full breakdown.
- Bathroom safety Walk-in showers, tub cuts, non-slip flooring, handheld showers. From $3,000
- Grab bars Anchored into studs or blocking, placed for the person who'll use them. From $150 per bar
- Stair lifts Straight and curved rails, purchase or rental. From $2,500
- Wheelchair ramps Aluminum, wood, or concrete, sized to the rise of your entry. From $100 per foot
- Aging-in-place remodeling Wider doorways, no-step entries, first-floor bedrooms and baths. From $500 per doorway
How it works
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Tell us what's needed
Call, or send a few details about the project and the home. Nothing medical, just logistics.
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We match you locally
We connect you with a vetted Atlanta-area contractor who specializes in this kind of work.
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You decide
A straightforward conversation and an estimate. No pressure, and no obligation to go ahead.
The free room-by-room safety checklist
Thirty-six checks across the entry, living areas, kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, and stairs, adapted from the CDC's STEADI checklist and the AARP HomeFit Guide. Tick items off as you walk the house. Your progress saves on your device, and the printable PDF is free with no email required.
Open the checklistWhat you can count on
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Research you can check
Every guide says who published it, cites the source behind each claim, and shows the date we last verified it. Our editorial policy
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Primary sources, with dates
Costs and program rules cite the CDC, AARP, VA, Medicare.gov, and Georgia DHS, and every funding page shows when we last checked.
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A matchmaker, not a salesperson
We don't install anything and we don't sell products. We connect you with a local contractor and step back.
Ready to talk it through?
We're happy to answer questions even if you're just getting started and don't know what the house needs yet.