When a loved one is preparing to return home after a medical incident, there is often a whirlwind of emotions—relief, excitement, uncertainty, and sometimes a little fear. One of the most important things you can do before they walk through the front door is make sure their home is ready to support their new needs. At Live In Place, we believe that coming home should feel empowering—not limiting. Start Before They Come Home We often recommend completing a Home Safety Assessme

Spring cleaning is more than a seasonal tradition—it’s an opportunity to improve home safety and support aging in place. As the years go by, it’s natural to collect belongings that make a house feel like home. However, as mobility, balance, and strength change, those same items can become obstacles and increase the risk of falls. Falls are one of the leading causes of injury among older adults, and many happen at home due to common hazards like cluttered walkways, loose rugs,

Smart Modifications to Avoid Serious Injury A fall can change everything in an instant—especially when it results in a brain injury. What was once a safe and familiar home can suddenly become filled with hidden hazards, making everyday tasks feel overwhelming or even dangerous. In these moments, home modifications are not just helpful—they are essential. After a brain injury, individuals may experience changes in balance, coordination, vision, or cognitive function. Simple ac