Home Healthsmith LLC

03/05/2026

Quick quiz: What's more dangerous than your parent's stairs?

Answer: The bathroom. Then the stairs. Then the lighting. Then the clutter nobody thinks about.

Most families focus on one obvious hazard and miss the six others hiding in plain sight — from cognitive changes that make the kitchen risky to medical emergencies when nobody's home.

We mapped out all seven, room by room, with specific solutions for each. Because knowing the risks is only useful if you also know what to do about them.

https://homehealthsmith.com/the-biggest-risks-to-watch-for-as-you-age-in-your-home-and-how-to-address-them/

The Biggest Risks to Watch For as You Age in Your Home – And How to Address ThemJuly 15, 2025/in Home products and services, Mobility for the Elderly, Senior Safety/by Linda BohmbachAging in place has become a preferred choice for many seniors who want to maintain their independence and continue t...

03/03/2026

Here's a mistake we see families make: they wait until after a fall or a close call to start thinking about home safety.

By then, you're making decisions under pressure — rushed, emotional, and with fewer options.

Our step-by-step guide flips that script. It gives you a clear sequence — stairs first, then entrances, bathrooms, kitchen, lighting, flooring — so you can tackle improvements at your own pace, on your own timeline, while you still have the luxury of choosing what's best instead of settling for what's available.

Your future self will thank you for reading this now.

https://homehealthsmith.com/aging-in-place-the-step-by-step-guide-to-safe-home-upgrades/

Aging in Place: The Step by Step Guide to Safe Home UpgradesAugust 19, 2025/in Residential Elevators, Senior Safety, Stairlifts/by Linda BohmbachAs we age, the home we’ve loved for decades can gradually become less accessible and potentially unsafe. The good news? With the right modifications, you...

02/26/2026

When families trust us with their homes and their loved ones, we don't take that lightly.

Hearing directly from the people we've worked with means the world to our team.

One family in Providence shared: "It's perfect and gorgeous and I can't thank you all enough for getting this done and being so accommodating and kind! We can begin to breathe easier knowing they'll be able to do what they need to do safely."

That peace of mind—for the whole family—is what drives everything we do.

See what other families across Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut have to say about working with us: https://homehealthsmith.com/testimonials/

02/24/2026

Think stairlifts are only for indoor staircases? Think again.

From weatherized outdoor models that tackle icy New England front steps, to short-term rentals for post-surgery recovery, to custom-built solutions for curved and multi-landing staircases—today's stairlifts are far more versatile than most families realize.

Our latest blog breaks down 6 ways a stairlift might fit your family's situation, including a few you probably haven't considered.

Read more: https://homehealthsmith.com/beyond-the-basics-6-ways-stairlifts-can-transform-your-home/

Have questions about what would work for your home? Schedule a free SafeHome Audit:
https://homehealthsmith.com/contact-us/

02/19/2026

If you've been thinking about making your parent's home safer but aren't sure what to prioritize first: this one's for you.

Our step-by-step guide breaks the process down into manageable stages: start with stair safety, then entrances, bathrooms, kitchen, lighting, and flooring. Each step builds on the last so nothing gets missed.

The best time to make these changes? Before they're urgently needed. A little planning now means more options, less stress, and a safer home for the people you love.

Check it out: https://homehealthsmith.com/aging-in-place-the-step-by-step-guide-to-safe-home-upgrades/

Aging in Place: The Step by Step Guide to Safe Home UpgradesAugust 19, 2025/in Residential Elevators, Senior Safety, Stairlifts/by Linda BohmbachAs we age, the home we’ve loved for decades can gradually become less accessible and potentially unsafe. The good news? With the right modifications, you...

02/17/2026

Not sure where to start when it comes to making your parent's home safer? That's completely normal, and it's exactly why we put together this room-by-room guide.

From bathroom grab bars and stairlifts to lighting upgrades and entrance ramps, we walk you through every modification that matters, plus a phased approach so you don't have to tackle everything at once.

Because keeping your loved one safe at home doesn't have to feel overwhelming when you have a plan.

Read the full guide: https://homehealthsmith.com/aging-in-place-home-modifications-your-complete-guide-to-safe-independent-living/

Aging in Place Home Modifications: Your Complete Guide to Safe, Independent LivingOctober 23, 2025/in Home products and services, Mobility for the Elderly, Senior Safety/by Linda BohmbachGrowing older in the home you love isn’t just a wish—it’s an achievable goal with the right aging in place ...

02/12/2026

Stairs don't have to be a barrier to staying in the home you love. 🏠

Whether your staircase is straight, curved, or even outdoors, today's stairlifts offer safe, reliable solutions that install in hours—not days—with no major home modifications required.

Modern features like battery backup, safety sensors, and fold-away designs mean the whole family can use the stairs comfortably while your loved one travels safely between floors.

Explore your options: https://homehealthsmith.com/solutions/stairlifts/

02/10/2026

Stories like this remind us why we do what we do. 💙

"It was a true pleasure to work with you and your team. Getting the elevator installed in 4 days was a wonderful experience. We are truly looking forward to how it will help shape our lives as we 'age in place.'"

We're honored to be part of your journey—thank you for trusting Home Health Smith with your home and your family's future.

Ready to explore your options? https://homehealthsmith.com/contact-us/

02/05/2026

Here's what surprises most families: features like wheelchair ramps, grab bars, and residential elevators can actually increase your home's market appeal—especially as 82 million Americans are projected to be 65+ by 2050.

The key? Going beyond basic accessibility to embrace universal design principles that work for multiple generations under the same roof.

Of course, there's an even bigger return on investment that's harder to put a price tag on: the peace of mind that comes from knowing your loved one can live safely and comfortably in their own home.

Learn how to make smart accessibility investments that benefit your family now and add value later.

👉 https://homehealthsmith.com/the-impact-of-home-accessibility-products-on-home-value/

02/03/2026

One in four adults over 65 falls each year, and most of those falls happen at home. But here's what most families don't realize: making changes before a crisis is always easier than making decisions from a hospital room.

Our latest guide walks you through a simple week-by-week January action plan—from assessing your parent's home to having the conversation to scheduling a professional evaluation.

👉 https://homehealthsmith.com/new-year-safer-home-your-january-home-safety-resolution-guide/

New Year, Safer Home: Your January Home Safety Resolution GuideJanuary 9, 2026/in Mobility for the Elderly, Senior Information, Senior Safety/by Linda BohmbachA new year brings new resolutions—and if helping your aging parent stay safe at home is on your list for 2026, you’re not alone. Accordin...

01/28/2026

Where do you even start with aging-in-place modifications?

Our complete guide covers everything—from which rooms to prioritize, to which modifications make the biggest impact, to how to work with specialists who understand both safety AND your home's aesthetics.

Whether you're planning ahead or responding to a recent health change, this guide will help you feel confident in your next steps.

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