
Empower aging in place by exploring adaptive equipment across bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, and living room, with evidence and informed descriptions to support safety, independence, and daily living.
Explore a range of bathroom adaptive equipment—from shower chairs to transfer benches and grab bars—that reduce fall risk, conserve energy, and support independence for older adults living at home.
Explore adaptive eating utensils such as universal cuffs, angled and weighted utensils, built up grip designs, rocker knives, and easy grip knives to promote independence, safety, and comfortable self-feeding.
This course focuses on empowering older adults to successfully and safely transition from skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) back into their homes. Many older adults face challenges during this transition, including decreased mobility, changes in health status, and home environments that may not be adequately adapted to their needs. Without thoughtful planning and support, these transitions can result in hospital readmissions, falls, and a significant loss of independence and confidence. Through a Lifestyle Redesign approach, this course provides education on the use of adaptive equipment, environmental modifications, and strategies to support aging in place. Participants will learn about practical tools and techniques to enhance safety, independence, and autonomy within key areas of the home, including the bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, and living room. The course also explores the reasoning behind specific equipment recommendations, offering evidence-based insights to promote informed decision-making for older adults and their caregivers. Whether you are a healthcare provider, caregiver, family member, or an older adult yourself, this course offers valuable resources and actionable steps to create a safer, more supportive living environment. Join us to discover how small changes, smart adaptations, and personalized strategies can make a lasting difference in fostering long-term independence, dignity, and quality of life after a skilled nursing stay.