Elder Home Safety Consulting · Bay Area, CA
I help families identify safety risks, prioritize home modifications, and feel prepared to work with contractors — so your loved one can stay in the home they know and love.
Sometimes the most dangerous falls happen in the most obvious places.
A 50-page professional manual written by a Bay Area architect. This is a working tool — not a quick read — built for families who want to take real action. Includes room-by-room worksheets and follow-up report templates you can bring to any contractor conversation.
A thorough walkthrough of every room — floors, doorways, transitions, surfaces, lighting — with professional guidance on what to look for and what to prioritize.
Plain-language explanations of grab bar placement, ramp slopes, doorway widths, and ADA guidelines — so you feel confident in any contractor conversation.
Fillable worksheets to document your findings, note dimensions, and track priorities — organized exactly the way a professional assessment would be.
Ready-to-use follow-up report templates so nothing important gets lost between the assessment and the first contractor call.
Every conversation is with me personally — a Bay Area architect with years of experience in home design and accessibility planning. I focus on fall risk, safety hazards, and what to prioritize so your family knows exactly what to ask a contractor.
HomeFreely consultations focus on home safety, fall risk identification, and accessibility planning. All recommendations are advisory. Work requiring licensed structural engineering, architectural practice, or building permits is outside our scope and will be referred to the appropriate professionals.
Share as much or as little as you'd like. Every message is read personally and answered with care, usually within one business day.
You'll receive a warm confirmation, a calendar link, and a simple worksheet — no stress, no homework.
No scripts, no rush. I bring my full attention to your specific home and your family's needs.
Within 48 hours, a clear written summary — with specific suggestions you can bring directly to any contractor.
Every message comes directly to me. I'll be in touch within one business day — often sooner.
Download these freely before we talk. They'll help you gather information and make the most of our time together.
A simple grid worksheet — one square equals one foot — to sketch out a room before we talk. Helps you capture dimensions and think through the space before your consultation.
A fill-in spreadsheet to help you estimate renovation costs before talking to contractors. Enter quantities and rough prices — everything adds up automatically.
These are products I've researched carefully and genuinely recommend — each chosen because it makes daily life meaningfully safer and easier. Ratings and reviews are from verified Amazon purchasers.
The #1 rated grab bar on Amazon. Available in 5 sizes (12"–36"), easy SecureMount installation, lifetime warranty. Works for shower, tub, and toilet walls.
Freestanding frame fits around any standard toilet — no drilling, no wall damage. Padded armrests, adjustable width, folds flat for travel or storage.
Manages up to 10 medications, auto-dispenses on schedule, and sends alerts to caregivers when doses are missed. 90-day supply capacity. Subscription required.
The best-reviewed rollator for indoor and outdoor use. Folds in one motion, weighs just 13 lbs, includes a padded seat and under-seat pouch. Works on carpet and hard floors.
Discreet pendant or wristband with one-press emergency calling, automatic fall detection, and GPS tracking. Waterproof — works in the shower where falls most often happen.
The most-recommended shower seat by occupational therapists. Non-slip rubber feet, adjustable height, drainage holes, and a back support that folds for storage.
Product links go to Amazon search results. Prices are approximate and change frequently. Some may be FSA/HSA eligible. For grab bar installation or home modifications, always use a qualified contractor.