What is home safety assessment?

A professional home safety assessment evaluates fall risks, bathroom hazards, lighting, entryways, kitchen safety, and cognitive-related environmental risks to create a personalized safety plan for aging in place.

How much does a home safety assessment cost?

A comprehensive home safety assessment costs $179 and is credited toward installation of recommended safety solutions.

Are your professionals licensed and insured?

Yes, all SafeFinders professionals are licensed, insured, and background checked. We prioritize your safety and security.

What areas of Northern Virginia do you serve?

We serve 29 communities in Northern Virginia including Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax, Falls Church, Herndon, Reston, Vienna, McLean, and many others.

What is SafeHands subscription?

SafeHands is a subscription-based home maintenance program providing regular scheduled visits from background-checked handymen for preventative maintenance, minor repairs, and safety upgrades.

Can I cancel my SafeHands subscription?

Yes, SafeHands subscriptions are flexible. You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel your plan anytime without penalties.

What are the most common fall hazards for seniors?

Common fall hazards include poor lighting, clutter, slippery surfaces, inadequate handrails, and environmental obstacles. Balance issues, medication side effects, and vision changes also contribute to fall risk.

How can I make my bathroom safer for seniors?

Install grab bars near the toilet, shower, and bathtub. Use non-slip mats, ensure adequate lighting, consider a walk-in shower, and keep frequently used items at waist height.

What modifications should I make to stairs?

Install handrails on both sides, add non-slip treads, paint step edges for visibility, ensure adequate lighting, and keep stairs clear of clutter. Consider a stair lift if needed.

How does exercise help prevent falls?

Regular exercise improves balance, strength, and flexibility. Activities like tai chi, yoga, and water aerobics are particularly beneficial for fall prevention.

SafeFinders - Home & Dementia Safety Solutions

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) LEAD Model represents a transformative opportunity for Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) to address falls prevention in their beneficiary populations. By partnering with specialized home safety providers like SafeFinders, ACOs can meet falls prevention requirements while improving health outcomes and reducing costs.

Understanding the CMS LEAD Model

The CMS LEAD Model is designed to support ACOs in improving care for high-risk beneficiaries through falls prevention and other interventions.

Conclusion

SafeFinders is positioned to help ACOs meet their falls prevention goals under the CMS LEAD Model. Contact us to discuss partnership opportunities.

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