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Home Modification

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Home Modification
Changes to the physical structure of a house made to make it more easily livable for a senior citizen or a physically disabled person. For example, one may add lower cabinets so a person in a wheelchair can reach them. Likewise, one may add handlebars to a shower to reduce the risk of slipping. While many home modifications are inexpensive, one can usually find reduced rates or financing options for more expensive modifications. See also: Activities of Daily Living.


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