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  1. "Everything Was Falling Apart:" Volunteer Construction Program an Answer to the Prayers of One Low-Income Homeowner With MD
  2. "Gimme Shelter!" - Retiring Boomers Demand Livable Homes
  3. "One Step" to Access
  4. 25 Things to Know About Universal Design
  5. 80 Million Misconceptions: Selling to People 50+
  6. A Community Based Integrated Service Model to Support Adults With Physical Disability Living in the United Kingdom
  7. A Consumer's Guide to Home Adaptation
  8. A Descriptive Study of Home Modifications for People With Dementia and Barriers to Implementation
  9. A Home for the Whole Family
  10. A Home You Can Grow Old With
  11. A Living Laboratory
  12. A New Way to Design Accessible Housing
  13. A Universal Design Retirement Home
  14. A User-Friendly Home
  15. Access Through Architecture
  16. Access Through Architecture
  17. Accessibility
  18. Accessibility for All: A Case Study of the Access Living Headquarters
  19. Accessibility Services: Workable Stoves and Ovens
  20. Accessible Home: Designing a Kitchen in a Universal Design Home: A Team Approach
  21. Accessible Home: How to Select Decorative Grab Bars
  22. Accessible Home: Is Your Friend's Home Visitable?
  23. Accessible Home: Landscaping My Universal Design Dream Home
  24. Accessible Home: Modify Your Laundry Room for Wheelchair Accessibility
  25. Accessible Home: Planning a Basement Escape Route in Your Home
  26. Accessible Home: Simple Steps to Make Your Bathroom Wheelchair Accessible
  27. Accessible Home: Simple Steps to Modify Your Kitchen for Wheelchair Accessibility
  28. Access-orizing a Small Bathroom in 3 Stages
  29. Adapting Your Home to Maximize Mobility
  30. Adaptive Smart Home System for Disabled
  31. Affording Accessibility Home Modifications
  32. Aging and Disability: Implications for the Housing Industry and Housing Policy in the United States
  33. Aging Populations Inspire 'Universal Design' Housing
  34. All About Doors
  35. Alzheimers Association To Launch National Dementia Senior Housing Database
  36. America's First Universal Design "Smart" Home: A Call to Action for a New $20,000 Tax Credit for Universal Design Homes and Remodels
  37. An Assistive Home
  38. An Aware Home for Aging in Place
  39. Anthropometry and Standards for Wheeled Mobility: An International Comparison
  40. Around the House: Opening Doors
  41. Around the House: The Home Office, Designed for All
  42. Assistive Environments for Elder Care
  43. Assistive Technology Makes Dream of Living Independently Come True
  44. AT Success Story: Norma Hjellum, Concord
  45. Barrier-Free House Plans
  46. Bathroom Remodeling for the Elderly
  47. Bathroom Remodeling: A New Tub or Towel Rack Can Boost Accessibility and Value
  48. Being Like Everybody Else: The Personal Meanings of Being a Prosthesis User
  49. Better for Clients, Better for Therapists
  50. Beyond the Wheelchair
  51. Bill Would Require Disabled-Accessible Single-Family Home Construction
  52. Bottom Pantry Cupboard With Rotating Shelves Insert
  53. Breaking Through Barriers
  54. Building for a Lifetime: The Design and Construction of Fully Accessible Homes
  55. Challenge: Transferring Between Rooms
  56. City Program Helps Make Houses More Accessible
  57. Cognitive Robotics in the RoboCare Project
  58. Community Legal Aid Society Works for Fair Housing
  59. Company Provides Consultations for Home Aids
  60. Creating an Environment Where Your Family Will Thrive
  61. Creating the Living Environment: Give Consumers What They Want and the Rest Will Follow...
  62. Demographics and Trends in Wheeled Mobility Equipment Use and Accessibility in the Community
  63. Design and Evaluation of a Kitchen for Persons With Visual Impairments
  64. Design Philosophies Applied in an Elder Home Monitoring System
  65. Designing Acceptable "Smart" Home Technology to Support People in the Home
  66. Designing an Accessible Garage
  67. Designing and Evaluating Technology for Independent Aging in the Home
  68. Designing for a Better World
  69. Designing for the Future: As U.S. Population Ages, the Need Grows for Homes Accessible to People with Disabilities
  70. Development and Integration of Package Opening Devices With a Flexible Robot in a SMART Home Environment
  71. Disability and Domestic Violence: More Common Than You Think
  72. Discrimination Against Persons With Disabilities: Barriers at Every Step
  73. Easy In ... Easy Out - Walk-in Bathtubs!
  74. Easy in ... Easy Out!
  75. Easy Living With Universal Design
  76. Easy Things to Make...To Make Things Easy: Simple Do-It-Yourself Home Modifications for Older People and Others With Physical Limitations
  77. ECUs Allow Remote Control of Household Devices
  78. Elderhouse: Staying Safe and Independent in Your Own Home as You Age
  79. Enabling Seniors to Live Independently
  80. Enhancement of a Virtual Reality Wheelchair Simulator to Include Qualitative and Quantitative Performance Metrics
  81. EU Project to Develop Next Generation Technology for Elderly Care
  82. Fair Housing and Universal Design
  83. Falls Among Older Persons and the Role of the Home: An Analysis of Cost, Incidence, and Potential Savings From Home Modification
  84. Fear of Falling
  85. Finding the Perfect Used Accessible Home
  86. Fixing to Stay: A National Survey on Housing and Home Modification Issues
  87. Fulfilling the Dream of Home Ownership
  88. 'Future Home' Adds Ease to Living for Everyone
  89. Future Housing Now: The Next Generation Universal Home
  90. Future Housing Now: The Next Generation Universal Home
  91. Good Ideas from Jim Fraher
  92. Good News From the Big Box Store: Accessibility Features for Laundry and Kitchen Appliances Improve
  93. Handy Hints from Mel Nowland
  94. Health Monitoring in an Agent-Based Smart Home
  95. Home Access Answer - Ramp “Hide and Seek”
  96. Home Elevator Prices: Going Down?
  97. Home Modification Basics: Tips From a Professional Contractor
  98. Home Modification: Creating a Home That Meets Your Needs
  99. Home Modification: Your Key to Comfort, Safety, and Independent Living
  100. Home Modifications Among Households With Physical Activity Limitations
  101. Home Modifications and Products for Safety and Ease of Use
  102. Home Modifications Down Under
  103. Home Modifications: Essential but Difficult to Fund
  104. Home Safety for People With Disabilities: How to Modify Your Home to Reduce Your Risk of Injuries
  105. Humanoid Agent Technology and its Applications
  106. Impact of the A18.1 ASME Standard on Platform Lifts and Stairway Chairlifts on Accessibility and Usability
  107. Inclusion by Design: Accessible Housing and the Mobility Impaired
  108. Integrating Universal Design Principles in Asset Building Programs
  109. Integration of Wireless Communication in Smart Homes for People With Disabilities
  110. Invention Will Serve the Disabled
  111. Lift & Care Systems Launches New Division
  112. Lift Away Your Fear of Stairs
  113. Lighting and Low Vision: A Perspective
  114. Lighting for Older Adults: Home Modifications That Help Older Adults Maintain Their Independence
  115. Lighting the Way: A Key to Independence
  116. Lighting Your Way Into Home Modifications
  117. Living Independently in a Home and Community of Choice: How?
  118. Makeover Tears House Down, Builds Another in a Week
  119. Making the Grade: Choosing the Best Ramp for Your Needs
  120. Measuring Activity Limitations in Climbing Stairs: Development of a Hierarchical Scale for Patients With Lower Extremity Disorders Living at Home
  121. Mechanical Window Opener for Double Hung Windows
  122. Mobility 1999 Mobility Starts at Home
  123. Mobility and More: Accessible Lodging
  124. Mobility Friendly Home
  125. My Life-Changing Accessible Bathroom
  126. Not at Home on the Range
  127. Partnerships With Industry: Development of an Intelligent Home Automation System
  128. Personal Health Systems for the Future
  129. Planning an Accessible Garden
  130. Population-Based Study of Home Accessibility Features and the Activities of Daily Living: Clinical and Policy Implications
  131. Proposal of Floor Design Indicator Based on the Quantitative Evaluation of Driving the Manual Wheelchair
  132. Removing Environmental Barriers in the Homes of Older Adults With Disabilities Improves Occupational Performance
  133. Residential Modifications and Decline in Physical Function Among Community-Dwelling Older Adults
  134. Rotating Shelf 2000: A Remote Controlled Automated Shelf/Storage System
  135. Safe, Sound, and Solo: Baby Boomers Who are Aging into Disabilities Update Their Homes to Live on Their Own
  136. Safety, Lighting and Storage
  137. Section 202 Supportive Housing for the Elderly
  138. Simple Remodeling for Tomorrow's Needs -- Cost-Effective Green Solutions for Your Home
  139. Smart Home Technology - Smart for Whom?
  140. Smart House Helps People With Dementia
  141. Some Tips from Gloria Dunlap
  142. Stair-Lifts: So Many Choices
  143. Stay-at-Home Solutions for Seniors
  144. Study on Developing the New Criterion of Level Differences for the Wheelchair
  145. Success Story: David and Mark Hantusch, Marysville, CA
  146. Successful Remodeling in Tough Times
  147. Taking It to the Next Level: A Home Ramp Primer
  148. Technology to Help Disabled and Elderly People Stay Independent
  149. The Accessible Home: Updating Your Home for Changing Physical Needs
  150. The Accessible Housing Design File
  151. The Benefits of Building Barrier-Free: A Contingent Valuation of Accessibility as an Attribute of Housing
  152. The Cost and Financing of Home Modifications in the United States
  153. The Do-Able Renewable Home
  154. The Future: Communication in an Ambient Intelligence Environment
  155. The Health Outcomes of Housing Adaptations
  156. The HMPH Project: Software for the Design of an Adapted Living Area 1
  157. The New Old Age: Scientists Weigh In on Fall Prevention
  158. The Revolution in Design
  159. The Right Ramp Can Make Your Life Easier
  160. The Right Space: A Wheelchair Accessibility Guide for Single-Family Homes
  161. The Smart House for Older Persons and Persons With Physical Disabilities: Structure, Technology, Arrangements, and Perspectives
  162. The Ups and Downs of Elevators
  163. This Bold House
  164. This Friendly Old House
  165. Those Red Dots: Don't Leave Home Without Them
  166. To Remodel or To Build?
  167. Towards a Common Context Model for Virtual Community Applications
  168. Turn-Ease Motorized Refrigerator Lazy Susan
  169. Understanding the Fair Housing Amendments Act
  170. Universal Design Exemplars
  171. Universal Design in Aging in Place Senior Housing: A Pilot Study of Resident's Perspectives
  172. Universal Design in Housing
  173. Universal Design: A Commitment to Accommodate All
  174. Universal Design: A Sensible Way to Build and Buy Homes
  175. Universal Design: A Solution for Independent Living
  176. Universal Design: Transparent, Inclusive, Attractive...and an Essential Consideration for Today's Residential Designers
  177. Universal Designed "Smart" Homes for the 21st Century
  178. Universal Designed Bathing Solutions
  179. Universal Home Sweet Home
  180. User Perspectives: Living and Working Within a 'Smart Home' Environment
  181. User-centred Physiological Emotion Detection for Assistive Technology
  182. Using Architecture and Technology to Promote Improved Quality of Life for Military Service Members With Traumatic Brain Injury
  183. Using Telerehabilitation to Identify Home Modification Needs
  184. Utilising Building Control Systems and Environmental Controls to Enhance ADL - A Scottish Case Study
  185. Visitability: A Concrete (and Brick, and Wood) Change
  186. Visitability: A Growing Trend
  187. Volunteer Army to Build House for Veteran
  188. Volunteers Help Repay a Disabled Veteran's Sacrifice
  189. Volunteers With Disabilities to Construct a Home Featuring Smart Home Technology (Ability House)
  190. What's Up With Elevators? (Part 1)
  191. Wheelchair Ramp Power Assist
  192. Your Home and Community: Are They Ready for You?
  193. You've Got It ... They Need It: All You Need to Do Is Convince Them!
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