We answer. We can usually walk the home within 72 hours — sooner if a discharge date is close.
Call 541-728-3148
We can make the house ready
If the house is the barrier, that's the problem we solve.
A fall. A stroke. A surgery that changed what's possible. If a hospital or rehab facility has said someone can't go home until the house is safer, we can move quickly — and we'll tell you honestly, on the first call, whether we can meet your timeline.
Most homes need less than you think
Common discharge barriers, and what fixes them.
Getting in the door
A ramp or a solid handrail at the entry, a threshold removed, better lighting on the path from the driveway.
The bathroom
Grab bars anchored properly into the framing, a raised toilet, a shower seat, a handheld sprayer. This is usually the barrier.
Sleeping downstairs
Converting a den or dining room into a temporary or permanent main-floor bedroom, so stairs aren't part of the day.
Getting around
Removing trip hazards, widening a tight doorway, adding lighting on the path from bedroom to bathroom.
Calling for help
An emergency call button connected to 24/7 monitoring, so help comes fast and family knows.
If bigger work makes sense later, we'll tell you — but we start with what gets someone home.
How fast we move
Same day
Within 72 hours
Within 72 hours
We talk on the phone, and we tell you honestly whether we can help and roughly what it will cost. No sales visit required to get an answer.
Within 72 hours
Within 72 hours
Within 72 hours
We walk the home, usually with family there, and identify exactly what has to change before discharge.
Within a week
Within 72 hours
Within a week
Urgent safety items installed. Anything larger gets scheduled for after they're settled home.
We keep part of our schedule open for discharge cases. If we truly can't get to you in time, we'll say so on the first call and point you toward someone who can.
There may be help paying for it
Families are often surprised by what's covered.
We'll walk you through this at no charge:
- Veterans — VA HISA grants cover home modifications, including for conditions unrelated to service
- Long-term care insurance — many policies reimburse modifications that let someone stay home
- Medicaid in-home supports — Oregon programs may cover eligible modifications
- Area Agency on Aging — the Council on Aging of Central Oregon may have local resources
We're not financial advisors, but we deal with this paperwork often and we can point you in the right direction.
Discharge planners and therapists
If you're coordinating a discharge and the home is the barrier, call directly at 541-728-3148. We provide:
- Home safety assessments within 2 business days, expedited further for pending discharges
- Written assessment reports suitable for the chart
- Direct communication with the OT or PT on modification specifications
- Licensed, bonded, and insured — Oregon CCB #251524, background-checked crews
Download our referral sheet (PDF)