Authors Home Modification Information Clearinghouse, Published 20th December 2019 Audience Consumers ISBN 978-0-7334-3902-5 DOI 10.26288/5df9ade8b5570
Older people and people with disability might have limited mobility or ability to perform daily tasks in their home. Home modifications are changes to the home that enable people to be independent and avoid injury. Modifications can be privately funded or subsidised, depending on a person's disability.
This publication aims to assist people to arrange modifications that will enable them to be more safe and comfortable in their home. The steps to decide which home modifications are the best for your home as well as ways to apply for funding are analysed.
IntroductionWhat is a home modification?What home modifications will help me to be more independent?Who do I contact if I want to modify my home?How do I arrange an Occupational Therapist assessment?The assessment processSelecting your home modificationsUndertaking your own home modificationsLicense checksQuotes and contractsPlanning and permissionsEquipment (assistive technology) to help at homeWhat if I need an interpreter?
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