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Medical expense accounts can cover home improvements and/or special equipment installations, as long as their main purpose is medical care for you, your spouse, or your dependent.
- Department of Treasury, IRS Publication 502

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The Life Care Plan: Projecting Future Needs after Catastrophic Illness or Injury

How we helped develop options to accommodate a wheelchair after an unfortunate auto accident.
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Aging In Place

President and founder of Accessibility Design, Jane Hampton, contributed to the Aging in Place article that appeared in Midwest Homes magazine.
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Wheelchair Ramp “Hide and Seek”

Is your wheelchair ramp identifying your home as an easy “target” for a crime?
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Accessible Cabin Design for a Flexible Future

Incorporating basic design concepts into your home away from home.
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Terminology Tuesday

Hummmm… What's the right thing to say??

Frequently our terms or labels for people with disabilities perpetuate stereotypes and false ideas. Let's get comfortable talking in the world of disabilities.

Termonology: Taking the "Dis" Out of Our Disabling Language

Our language reflects and reinforces our perceptions of other people.
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Terminology: "Adaptable Home"

Adaptable Home - constructed to allow future modifications and customization with little cost.
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