Post-discharge home concerns
Entry, bathroom, pathway, lighting, or other physical-home issues need attention as someone transitions home.

For OTs, PTs, care managers & referral partners
Help your client take the next step toward a safer, easier-to-use home. Refer a specific home modification or ask for a home safety assessment when the household needs a clearer starting point.
Common referral scenarios
Entry, bathroom, pathway, lighting, or other physical-home issues need attention as someone transitions home.
Door hardware, bathroom support or lighting needs a focused change so the client can keep using familiar spaces.
The family sees multiple environmental concerns and needs a prioritized nonclinical home-safety plan.
An existing Triangle Home Safety client wants a periodic review as routines, mobility, or household conditions change.
Professional scope & referral boundaries
Use this guide to see whether your client’s concern fits our services.
| What we handle | Collaborative boundaries |
|---|---|
| Home safety improvements Fixed grab bars, minor entry and threshold changes, secure handrails and lighting improvements within our service scope. | Licensed trades and major remodeling Structural changes, room additions, full renovations and work requiring a licensed electrician or plumber belong with the appropriate trade or remodeling contractor. |
| Nonclinical home safety assessments A room-by-room home review led by a Senior Home Safety Specialist® (SHSS), with a written priority plan. | Clinical evaluation and treatment Medical diagnoses, cognitive or functional evaluations, billing codes and therapeutic treatment plans belong with the client’s qualified clinical team. |
| Clear project quotes We confirm the home conditions and proposed changes, then agree on the project scope and price before work begins. | Emergency response and ongoing care Urgent home repairs, emergency medical needs and continuous caregiving require an appropriate emergency, repair or care provider. |
Based in Apex, NC, we serve Cary, Apex, Raleigh, Morrisville, Holly Springs, Durham & Chapel Hill and nearby Triangle communities within our current service area.
Professional referral FAQs
Answers about client referral details, referring a concern before changes are chosen and who approves the work.
Describe the functional task your client needs help with and the modification they have agreed to explore. To help us build an accurate project estimate without asking your client to interpret technical details, please include:
Please keep the referral focused on the physical home changes rather than sending full clinical records. We will always confirm on-site conditions in person before finalizing a project quote.
You can refer a home concern without choosing products or deciding where a change should go in advance. Tell us what the client wants to do more easily and what has prompted the referral.
A Whole Home Safety Assessment may be a useful starting point when several rooms are involved. If the client is mainly concerned about one task, we can discuss that request before they commit to a broader visit.
A referral starts a conversation; it does not authorize a visit, purchase or home modification. We confirm the details, price and scheduling with the client or their authorized decision-maker before work is booked.
Your client can decide who joins that conversation. We share information with you or a family member when the client has given permission.