Home Accessibility Changes To Support Sight Impairments
If you are losing your sight or have an eye condition, carrying out home adaptations can make your property more accessible. Find out more on the blog now.
If you are losing your sight or have an eye condition, carrying out home adaptations can make your property more accessible. Find out more on the blog now.
Making certain ergonomic changes around the house and adapting your living spaces can help you manage your arthritis. Find out more over on the blog now.
The Village Landais Alzheimer has been modelled on the Hogeweyk site in the Netherlands, a healthcare facility that has both the look and layout of a village.
The survey aims to gather the views and experiences of disabled people when finding or adapting suitable homes to meet their needs. Find out more on the blog.
A self-employed builder has constructed what is thought to be the first fully accessible holiday home in Clacton, Essex. Find out more on the blog now.
Having fewer belongings getting in your way will instantly make it easier and safer for you to navigate your way through your home. Find top tips on the blog.
The concept of universal home design is particularly interesting, ensuring that the houses we live in are built with accessibility in mind from the outset.
Making your bathroom more accessible is an excellent idea as you get older so that you can continue to age in place and stay in your own home. See more here.
This time of year, while beautiful, can pose a health risk, especially for people above a certain age who may be more susceptible to slips, trips and falls.
Where personal safety at home is concerned, there’s a growing body of research that suggests AI could be of particular use. Find out more on the blog.
A retirement development in Failsworth, in the Manchester borough of Oldham, is underway, with the aim of helping older people lead happier, healthier lives.
Figures show that there are an estimated 883,000 eligible households that have atypical energy supply arrangements, but only 17% of these were awarded funds.