You want your loved one to remain safe, comfortable, and independent in the home they love. But knowing where to start can feel overwhelming.
A Home Independence Assessment provides a personalized evaluation of the home, the daily routines, and the challenges that may impact independence.
We don’t just look at the house.
We look at the person living in it.
Every person interacts with their home differently. A doorway, bathroom, staircase, or kitchen layout may be perfectly functional for one person but create a barrier for another.
During your assessment, we evaluate how your loved one moves through their home and completes everyday tasks. We identify opportunities to improve safety, comfort, and independence while respecting the life and routines they value.
A home should support the person living in it—not become a barrier.
Before your visit, you will complete a Caregiver Pre-Assessment so we understand your concerns, goals, and what changes you may already be noticing.
During our visit, we will evaluate the home environment and observe how your loved one interacts with their space.
We look at:
When appropriate, we may ask your loved one to demonstrate everyday tasks:
This allows us to identify challenges that may not be obvious during a conversation.
A personalized evaluation of how well the current home environment supports independence.
A prioritized plan outlining:
Your assessment includes:
Your home assessment is not a list of everything that needs to change. It is a thoughtful plan focused on the improvements that will make the greatest impact.
Disclaimer: A Home Independence Assessment is a personalized review of how the home supports safety, comfort, and independence. It is not a medical evaluation and does not replace guidance from qualified healthcare professionals. Recommendations are based on observations of the home environment and individual needs discussed during the assessment. Travel fees may apply based on location, and 24-hour notice is requested for cancellations or rescheduling.
This assessment is designed for families who:
✔ Want to help a loved one remain in the home they love
✔ Are noticing changes but aren’t sure what to do next
✔ Want to be proactive before a fall or emergency happens
✔ Need guidance creating a safer, more functional home
✔ Live out of town and need a trusted professional to help evaluate the home
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