Accessible Bathrooms – Home Modification Occupational Therapy Alliance

Accessible design for Aging in Place

Need to put a roll in shower in the bathroom that is large enough for a caregiver also. The bathroom wall adjacent to the bedroom and the wall

Client has paraplegia: Lateral transfers. Functional bowel and bladder. Desires: double vanity, bigger shower, and some sort of closet/extra

This is an accessible design challenge to anyone who is interested in participating but specifically for the HMOTA class. Here's the information

By Angela Somerville This is the first article in a series by Angela Somerville about her experiences helping her parents age in place. Look for

By Carolyn Myers As their special day approaches, help mom and dad increase their safety at home by considering some of these

By Margie Fox Kwart All we want is to keep this special person in our life healthy, safe, and in touch with loved ones. No gift means more than

Insight into the professional who can best help you stay in your home. By: Kathy Subasic Why Occupation? “I don’t need help finding a

Mirrors can be difficult to get right for accessibility.When designing a bathroom with a mirror or medicine cabinet for someone in a wheelchair

Occupational therapist, Connie Wyatt, presents a home modified for a man with ALS called 'the Wizard'. Great ideas for home modifications and