Aging in Place + Home Assessments
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PLAN TODAY. LIVE WELL AT HOME TOMORROW.
Aging In Place is about creating a home that continues to support you as your needs change. It can mean improving safety and accessibility, making everyday activities easier, planning ahead for future needs, or simply creating a healthier and more comfortable place to live.
Grace In Design helps homeowners and families look at the home differently—considering how its layout, features and furnishings support safety, comfort, independence, wellness and long-term livability.
As a Certified Aging In Place Specialist (CAPS), Grace works with clients to identify priorities and develop practical recommendations that can range from simple changes to larger design and renovation projects.
You don't have to wait for a crisis to start planning for the future.
Aging In Place is about creating a home that continues to support you as your needs change. It can mean improving safety and accessibility, making everyday activities easier, planning ahead for future needs, or simply creating a healthier and more comfortable place to live.
Grace In Design helps homeowners and families look at the home differently—considering how its layout, features and furnishings support safety, comfort, independence, wellness and long-term livability.
As a Certified Aging In Place Specialist (CAPS), Grace works with clients to identify priorities and develop practical recommendations that can range from simple changes to larger design and renovation projects.
You don't have to wait for a crisis to start planning for the future.
WHO CAN BENEFIT?
Aging In Place planning isn't only for older adults. It can help anyone who wants to make thoughtful decisions about how their home will support them or someone they care for over time.
- Homeowners planning to remain in their home long-term
- Older adults who want to maintain independence
- Families helping parents or loved ones plan for changing needs
- Caregivers looking for practical ways to improve safety and function
- Homeowners planning a renovation and wanting to incorporate accessibility now
- Individuals experiencing mobility or functional changes
START WITH A HOME ASSESSMENT
A GID Home Assessment provides a practical review of how well your home supports your current needs and future plans.
We look beyond individual products or modifications to co
nsider how you move through and use the home—from the entrance and circulation paths to kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, lighting and other everyday living areas.
Recommendations are prioritized so you can understand what needs attention now, what can be planned for later, and where thoughtful changes may make the greatest difference.
What may be reviewed:
Entry & Access • Bathrooms • Kitchen • Bedrooms • Lighting • Stairs & Circulation • Fall Prevention • Emergency Preparedness • Everyday Function
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
Depending on the service selected, recommendations may include identified concerns, prioritized improvements, design concepts, product or fixture recommendations, and next-step guidance for planning modifications or renovations.
We look beyond individual products or modifications to co
nsider how you move through and use the home—from the entrance and circulation paths to kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, lighting and other everyday living areas.
Recommendations are prioritized so you can understand what needs attention now, what can be planned for later, and where thoughtful changes may make the greatest difference.
What may be reviewed:
Entry & Access • Bathrooms • Kitchen • Bedrooms • Lighting • Stairs & Circulation • Fall Prevention • Emergency Preparedness • Everyday Function
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
Depending on the service selected, recommendations may include identified concerns, prioritized improvements, design concepts, product or fixture recommendations, and next-step guidance for planning modifications or renovations.
OUR PROCESS
1. LISTEN & UNDERSTAND
We begin with your goals, concerns, lifestyle and plans for the home.
2. ASSESS THE HOME
We review the spaces and features that affect safety, accessibility, comfort and everyday function.
3. PRIORITIZE
We identify what may need attention now and what can be considered as part of longer-term planning.
4. RECOMMEND
GID provides practical recommendations tailored to your home, priorities and budget.
5. PLAN & DESIGN
When additional design is needed, we can help develop solutions for modifications, renovations or other improvements.
6. SUPPORT IMPLEMENTATION
As appropriate, GID can coordinate with contractors, vendors and other professionals to help move recommendations toward completion.
HOME SAFETY
Sensor Lighting
Clear Walkways
Zero Step Entry
Handrails & Support
KITCHEN UPGRADES
Easy-Access Appliances
Reachable Storage
Accessible Work Surfaces
Improved Lighting
Easy-Access Appliances
Reachable Storage
Accessible Work Surfaces
Improved Lighting
ROOM-TO-ROOM
Lever Handles
Improved Lighted & Controls
Smooth Flooring Transitions
Space to Maneuver
Lever Handles
Improved Lighted & Controls
Smooth Flooring Transitions
Space to Maneuver
BATHROOM UPGRADES
Flexible Shower Options
Grab Bars & Supports
Accessible Fixtures
Slip-Resistant Flooring