Accessibility & Mobility Solutions for Your Home
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Safe Home Audit
Access Your Home Safety
You Should Have the Option to Age Safely in Your Home
As we age it becomes more difficult to do the physical activities we love. But what about moving freely and safely within the home you love? Is that something you have to give up?
We provide custom solutions for unmet accessibility needs so that people can stay home and live fuller lives.
What if You Could…
- Know you’re only buying what you actually need.
- Spend money with confidence knowing that your equipment will deliver safe and reliable service for years to come.
- Get your equipment customized to fit your home.
- Ensure professional installation preserves what you love about your home.
- Have ongoing support and maintenance for the life of your equipment.
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Accessibility & Mobility Solutions
Home Healthsmith offers dozens of different life-changing accessibility & mobility products for your home. These are some of our most in-demand products.
Home Healthsmith installs, customizes, and services accessibility and mobility products so you can age in place.
The SafeHome Audit is a comprehensive report on your home’s safety. We identify where we can help, and provide you with an estimate for upgrades.
Safe Home Install
Expert Installation
Your equipment is installed, tested, and adjusted. We demonstrate how it works and train you so you can use it with confidence.
Safe Home Advantage
Your Home Changes with You
As you change your home can be adapted to meet your needs. Get year-round support for equipment, additional safety audits, and discounts.
What is Life like after You Upgrade Your Home?
See what our clients are saying about how their life changed after they made the decision to invest in accessibility and mobility products for their home.
Dion
Portsmith, RI
“My Mom resisted getting the lift, but now that she has it, she loves it. I’m happy because she is safer. So, all in all, it’s been a game changer for us.”
Sheila L.
Newport, RI
“I truly am thrilled with the stairlifts which were installed both inside and outside my home. The work was done so swiftly and efficiently and from the moment they came it was absolutely a class act.”
Colby R.
Mattapoisett, MA
“It was a large, exciting, project for me to undertake. I am most grateful to the people at Home Healthsmith for their work, attention to detail and follow through on the project. I am happy to have a connection with a good company to maintain my lift and provide excellent service to our equipment.”
Visit Our Showroom
The Accessibility Living Suite
We believe that you should be able to see, touch, and experience your accessibility and mobility products before you bring them into your home.
Our showroom is a place where you can learn more about our products and services and see in person how these products will enhance your freedom.
The Home Healthsmith Team
Since 2012, Home Healthsmith has helped over 5000 individuals upgrade their homes so they can age safely on their terms.
Today Home Healthsmith is the fastest growing elevator installation company in New England.
Licenses & Certifications
Home Healthsmith is fully licensed, insured, and bonded throughout the entire New England area.
Our team members carry current training certifications for our entire product line.
Frequently asked questions
Are stairlifts installed on the walls or on the steps?
Stair lifts attach to your stairs, not the wall: The rail is held into place by support brackets that are screwed in and placed evenly apart from each other. The screws can go through carpet or any type of surfaces such as concrete, metal or tile.
Are elevators expensive and difficult to install?
Elevators are not expensive, due to the number of years (30+) that one can utilize the elevator in their home, they can be a very cost-effective addition to the home. They are easy to install with the advances of technology and modular design, they have made it very easy to install.
What type of material is your ramping made out of?
100% Durable Aluminum Construction: All of our ramps are made from high-grade premium aluminum, making them extremely durable for everyday use and all-weather conditions. They require little or no maintenance giving you peace of mind that it won’t rust or rot like many other wood or steel ramps.
Safe:
Our XM ramp comes with our Non-Skid, open weave, two-way traction surface that helps make this ramp slip resistant. The XM ramp was created for our customers who live in parts of the country where snowy and icy conditions prevail during the winter months but can be used in any climate. Our XM ramp also comes with a 1000 lb Weight Capacity. This ramp is ideal for wheelchairs, scooters, walkers, canes, and crutches.
How are your grab bars installed?
We use stainless steel medical grade knurled bars, just like one would have seen in a hospital or ADA compliant public bathroom.
When we install grab bars, depending on the orientation of the bar being installed, we make sure it is level first. Once the grab bar is level and positioned at the right height for the client, we mark where the holes will need to be cut with blue painter’s tape and sharpie. If there is tile where the grab bar is being installed we will drill with a diamond coated hole saw so that we have a nice clean cut and don’t crack the tile. The grab bars are secured into the wall using wing-it’s, which is a toggle anchor, or also known as a butterfly anchor. They attach to each end of the grab bar and when the screw is loosened and popped in, the anchor pops out. Once the anchor is popped out, the screw is tightened and the anchor grips against the back side of the wall. In the case where we drill and come across a stud, we simply pop off the anchor on the wing-it and secure the wing-it with wood screws.
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