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Three quick questions about the home

Under a minute. You get a short list of what the home most likely needs, with typical costs, and the option to get matched with local pros who do that work.

Have they fallen in the past 12 months?

This is the strongest single predictor of another fall. A previous fall roughly doubles the odds of the next one.

No fallsOnceMore than onceYes, and it needed medical attention

Do they use any of these? Select all that apply.

Walkers and wheelchairs change which modifications actually help. Width and thresholds start to matter as much as grab bars.

Select all that apply.

None of theseA caneA walker or rollatorA wheelchairA mobility scooter

What does the main bathroom have?

Stepping over a tub wall means balancing on one leg, at height, on a wet surface, the single riskiest routine movement in most homes.

A bathtub onlyA tub with a shower over itA shower with a step or curbA curbless or roll-in shower

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Questions?

hello@clearpathhomesafety.com

How we’re paid. ClearPath Home Safety is free to use, and is an independent referral service rather than a contractor, we do not perform, employ, or supervise anyone who does the work. When you ask to be connected with a contractor, we pass your request to a home improvement referral network, and they pay us a fee for the introduction. That fee does not change what you pay, and we are not paid more for recommending more expensive work. The safety check gives the same result whether or not you ask to be contacted.

Not medical or professional advice. Our safety check looks at the home. It cannot assess medical fall risks such as medication side effects, blood pressure, vision, or balance, talk to a doctor about those. Cost figures are estimates for planning, not quotes. Always get a written quote from a licensed contractor before agreeing to work.