Photos with context
With the homeowner’s consent, photos show the area being considered and the features relevant to the proposed changes.
For healthcare professionals.
A clearer path home.
Practical home changes that support the plan you and your patient have made.
For occupational therapists, hospital discharge planners, case managers, and VA coordinators. We translate agreed home-access priorities into measurements, a clear scope, and coordinated installation.
Useful details.
A shared next step.
We document the proposed work so the homeowner, family, care team, and qualified trades can review the same plan.
Measurements that matter
Relevant dimensions help make access needs concrete, from an entrance or doorway to the space around a shower or toilet.
An itemized scope
A written breakdown of the agreed work and estimated costs supports your review, medical-necessity letters, and funding applications.
Clinical recommendations stay with the care team.
Our documentation describes the home and proposed work. The appropriate clinician determines medical necessity and authors clinical recommendations. Project documentation does not establish eligibility or guarantee funding approval.
When coming home
cannot wait.
Start with the changes that matter for the next day at home.
Post-discharge requests may focus on grab bars, handrails, lighting, trip hazards, or a more usable entrance and bathroom. We review those immediate priorities before planning a larger remodel.
Choose “Time-sensitive post-discharge safety work” in the referral form. During follow-up, we can discuss the target date, site access, required approvals, and the qualified trades needed for the work.
We confirm feasible work and a schedule before making a commitment. The discharge plan and safe level of care remain decisions for the patient and clinical team.
Discuss a time-sensitive referralTargeted changes.
Evidence with boundaries.
Fall-hazard reduction is most useful when it responds to a person’s assessed risks and daily routines.
A 2023 Cochrane review found that home fall-hazard reduction lowered the rate of falls by 38% among older adults selected for higher fall risk. Cochrane review, 2023
The review found no evidence of a reduction in people not selected for fall risk. Higher-risk groups included people with a previous fall, a recent hospital stay, or a need for help with daily activities. Read the findings
This is evidence for targeted fall-hazard interventions, not a trial of Dignity Living Spaces or a promise of an individual outcome. The percentage refers to fall rate, not the number of people who fell. It does not establish that a home modification will prevent a fracture, hospital admission, or move.
Documentation for
the next conversation.
We can provide project details for the relevant care team or program to review. Confirm eligibility and required authorization before work begins.
VA HISA
The VA may require a clinician-approved prescription and medical justification, an itemized estimate, and a photo of the proposed improvement area. The Veteran’s care team and local Prosthetic and Sensory Aids Service can explain the application requirements. VA HISA requirements
Arizona ALTCS
Home modifications for eligible members depend on assessed need, the service plan, and required program approvals. Coordinate with the member’s case manager and review the current policy before selecting work. AHCCCS Policy 1240-I
Program requirements do not establish Dignity’s payer enrollment, claims-filing, or direct-billing status. Funding approval is determined by the program or insurer.
Explore family funding resourcesVerify the people
behind the work.
Homeowners and referral partners should be able to understand who is responsible for each part of a project.
- Confirm the contractor who will perform any licensed work and their applicable Arizona ROC license.
- Request current proof of insurance from the parties doing the work.
- Verify any claimed professional credential, including CAPS, with the credential holder and issuing organization.
- Ask to see documented completed projects and genuine customer feedback.
We publish license numbers, credentials, reviews, and job photos only when verified. Illustrations are labeled and are not presented as completed client projects.
Start with
a conversation.
Send your professional contact details. We’ll follow up about the next step.
Our response target is one business day. Choose the topic that best matches your request so we can prepare for the conversation.
Professional details only.
Please do not include a patient’s name, contact information, date of birth, diagnosis, records, or other medical information. We can discuss an appropriate way to coordinate necessary details during follow-up.
This inquiry is not a confirmed appointment or installation date. It is not monitored for emergencies.
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