The same home health therapy team already trusted across the Tulsa metro — now helping families make their homes safer, one clinical evaluation at a time.
A contractor can measure a doorway. It takes a clinician to watch how your parent actually moves through it.
Our clinical team has been placing licensed physical and occupational therapists into homes across the Tulsa metro for years, working alongside the area's home health agencies.
Licensed PT and OT clinicians — already doing in-home therapy visits, not subcontracted evaluators.
Trusted by case managers and discharge planners at partner home health agencies across the metro.
Local ownership, local roots — not a franchise being managed from somewhere else.
A physical or occupational therapist walks the home with you, evaluating mobility, balance, and daily function room by room — not just measuring doorframes.
We translate the evaluation into a written, itemized quote with our contractor partner — prioritized by what actually reduces risk, not what's most profitable to install.
Our contractor partner, Grab Bars of Tulsa, completes the work. Then the same therapist checks it against the original evaluation before we call it done.
Anchored into studs, placed where a therapist has watched someone actually reach, sit, and stand.
For walkers and wheelchairs to clear thresholds without catching or tipping.
Code-compliant slope and landings, built for the specific entrance and Oklahoma weather.
Walk-in showers, raised toilets, and non-slip surfaces — where falls happen most often.
Removing trip hazards — loose transitions, thick rugs, uneven thresholds between rooms.
Every home is different; we scope one-off fixes a general contractor wouldn't think to flag.
Family member arranging care for a parent, or a case manager referring a patient — either way, this goes straight to our team.
An in-home evaluation performed by a physical or occupational therapist to identify ways to make your home safer and easier to navigate as you age.
No. This is direct access, private pay — no physician referral required.
The therapy evaluation may be billable in some cases, but modifications and renovations are private pay.
The assessment itself is a flat $299. Modifications depend on your needs, materials, and home construction — we quote based on your actual situation after the evaluation.
A single grab bar can be done quickly; larger projects like ramps or bathroom conversions may take two weeks to two months.
Yes, generally within 50 miles of the greater Tulsa metro area.
A licensed physical or occupational therapist from our clinical team — the same clinicians who provide home health therapy visits.
Our contractor partner, Grab Bars of Tulsa, handles installation. We stay involved to make sure the finished work matches the clinical recommendations.
Yes — use the form above and select "I'm a healthcare professional." Include the agency name and we'll follow up directly with you or the family.
Yes. Many families pair a home safety assessment with our fall detection and remote monitoring services for a more complete safety plan.