Are You A Medical Professional With A Patient In Need Of A Wheelchair Ramp, Grab Bars, Or Other Accessible Home Modifications?

Help your patient return home safely with CAPS Remodeling—your partner for barrier-free, medically informed home modifications. Our Certified Aging-in-Place team collaborates closely with PT/OTs, discharge planners, case managers, nurse navigators, and home health clinicians to reduce readmissions, prevent falls, and support independence. 

Why Refer To Caps Remodeling?

  • Clinically aligned approach. We translate your mobility and safety recommendations into practical modifications at home—prioritizing function, access, and dignity. 
  • Seamless coordination. We work directly with you, your patient, and caregivers to clarify goals, constraints, and timelines. 
  • End-to-end service. From rapid assessments and proposals to installation and education, we manage the details so you can focus on care.

What We Provide For Your Patients

We offer a full suite of accessibility solutions and equipment, tailored to each home and diagnosis:

  • Wheelchair ramps (temporary or permanent; aluminum, composite, concrete or wood) 
  • Grab bars & handrails (properly anchored and positioned for transfers and fall prevention) 
  • Bathroom safety upgrades including roll-in/curbless showers, walk-in tubs, ADA-height toilets, non-slip flooring, and widened doorways 
  • Lifts such as stair lifts and overhead/ceiling track systems for safer transfers 
  • Home elevators and vertical platform lifts where appropriate 
  • Home medical equipment (DME) and related accessibility products to support mobility and ADLs 
  • Whole-home, barrier-free remodeling guided by universal design principles 

All recommendations are based on a home visit and your clinical input to match the patient’s abilities, equipment, and caregiver support.

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When To Consider A Referral

  • Recent stroke, TBI, SCI, LE fractures, amputation, or orthopedic surgery 
  • Progressive neurologic or balance disorders (e.g., PD, MS, neuropathy) 
  • Recurrent falls, functional decline, or caregiver strain 
  • New wheelchair or durable medical equipment requiring environmental changes 

How Our Referral Process Works

  1. Submit the referral form (below). Upload therapy notes or a brief summary of mobility and transfer needs. 
  2. Home assessment. We contact the patient/caregiver quickly to schedule an on-site assessment. 
  3. Plan & proposal. You’ll receive a clear scope with drawings/specs where needed. We welcome your feedback before work begins. 
  4. Professional installation. Certified, experienced installers complete the modifications with minimal disruption. 
  5. Clinician updates. We close the loop with photos, instruction highlights, and any recommended follow-ups. 

What You Can Expect

  • Safety-first design that aligns with ADA, universal design, and aging-in-place best practices 
  • Precision placement of supports (e.g., grab bars) based on transfer methods and reach 
  • Quality products from trusted manufacturers and DME suppliers 
  • Education for patients & caregivers on safe use and maintenance 

Let’s Make Home The Safest Place To Heal

Your clinical plan deserves a home environment designed to support it. Refer your patient to CAPS Remodeling to accelerate safe discharge, reduce fall risk, and promote independence where it matters most—at home.

Fill out the referral form to get started. Share your patient’s accessibility goals, any relevant precautions, and preferred timelines. We’ll take it from there and keep you informed every step of the way.

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