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Accessible Living is about helping individuals who want to stay at home, to do so more safely.

We are pleased to announce that Dennis Lippy, owner of Accessible Living Atlanta, will be participating in an upcoming p...
10/27/2026

We are pleased to announce that Dennis Lippy, owner of Accessible Living Atlanta, will be participating in an upcoming panel discussion, “Aging in Place: What Families Need to Know to Plan Ahead.”

With more than 20 years of experience helping individuals live safely and independently at home, Dennis will share his knowledge of home accessibility and the importance of planning ahead as our needs change.

We hope you'll join us for this informative community event on November 12!

A more accessible home starts with understanding the person who lives there.That’s why Accessible Living Atlanta values ...
10/26/2026

A more accessible home starts with understanding the person who lives there.

That’s why Accessible Living Atlanta values its collaboration with occupational therapist Cindy Lourie of Enable Home Solutions LLC.

Cindy helps identify how a person’s needs affect everyday activities, and ALA brings the construction expertise to turn recommendations into practical home modifications.

Dennis Lippy joined Cindy and fellow professionals for a panel on this partnership at the VGM Home Access Summit in Atlanta on October 16th, moderated by Cindi Petito.

The shared goal: help people continue doing the things that matter to them at home.

Learn about our approach by visiting the Occupational Therapy page in our website.

A beautiful setting and a community worth getting to know. đź’™On October 11, Accessible Living Atlanta owner Dennis Lippy ...
10/19/2026

A beautiful setting and a community worth getting to know. đź’™

On October 11, Accessible Living Atlanta owner Dennis Lippy joined individuals living with FSHD, their families and supporters at the Atlanta Walk & Roll to Cure FSHD at Chattahoochee Nature Center in Roswell.

Between the speakers, lunch and a walk along the boardwalk, there were plenty of opportunities to connect and learn. Dennis also met with Mark Stone, CEO of the FSHD Society Atlanta, pictured here.

FSHD is a form of muscular dystrophy that can affect mobility and everyday activities. Spending time with this community reinforces why we care about helping people adapt their homes as their needs change.

Thank you to the FSHD Society, volunteers and everyone who made the day possible. We appreciated being part of it!

Learn more: https://www.fshdsociety.org/

When you’re living with Parkinson’s, does your home make it easier to stay active?A narrow doorway, a difficult shower e...
10/17/2026

When you’re living with Parkinson’s, does your home make it easier to stay active?

A narrow doorway, a difficult shower entrance, or furniture crowding a walking path can complicate everyday routines.

Clear pathways, thoughtful bathroom access, and easier entrances may help your home support the activities that matter to you—alongside guidance from your healthcare team.

Accessible Living Atlanta helps Greater Atlanta homeowners explore modifications based on their mobility needs and daily routines.

Let’s talk about what would make your home easier to navigate. Schedule a home safety consultation.

770-301-8165
https://accessiblelivingatlanta.com/

Could Time With Your Grandchildren Be Good for Your Brain?Spending time with grandchildren gives us plenty to smile abou...
09/28/2026

Could Time With Your Grandchildren Be Good for Your Brain?

Spending time with grandchildren gives us plenty to smile about—but emerging research suggests those relationships may offer benefits for healthy aging as well.

Reading together, playing games, sharing family stories and simply keeping up with grandchildren can provide mental stimulation, social connection and a meaningful sense of purpose.

But there's another part of healthy aging we sometimes overlook: being able to continue participating in the activities and relationships we enjoy.

As we grow older, stairs, bathroom thresholds, difficult entrances or other features of the home can gradually make everyday life more challenging.

Thoughtful home modifications can help make the home easier to navigate so grandparents can continue enjoying the people and activities that matter to them.

Because aging in place isn't just about staying in your home.

It's about continuing to live your life there.

Accessible Living Atlanta helps individuals and families throughout Greater Atlanta explore home modifications that may support safety, mobility and independence.

Call 770-301-8165 Visit accessiblelivingatlanta.com

Living Well with Multiple Sclerosis at HomeWhen someone is living with multiple sclerosis, changes in strength, balance,...
09/21/2026

Living Well with Multiple Sclerosis at Home

When someone is living with multiple sclerosis, changes in strength, balance, fatigue or mobility can make ordinary parts of the home increasingly difficult.

A few entrance steps can become a barrier. A bathtub or shower threshold can become harder to navigate. Stairs and narrow doorways may eventually limit access to parts of the home.

Home modifications can help the home change along with the individual's needs.

Zero-threshold showers, grab bars, widened doorways, ramps, stair lifts, vertical platform lifts and improved entrances are just some of the ways a home can become safer and easier to navigate.

The goal isn't simply accessibility. It's helping someone continue living in the home they know and love with as much independence as possible.

Living with MS may bring change. Your home can change with you.

Accessible Living Atlanta
770-301-8165
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www.accessiblelivingatlanta.com

Home Accessibility in Atlanta: Our Mission Since 2005More than 20 years ago, Accessible Living Atlanta recognized a need...
09/15/2026

Home Accessibility in Atlanta: Our Mission Since 2005

More than 20 years ago, Accessible Living Atlanta recognized a need that remains just as important today: helping people create homes that better support the way they live.

Home modifications can benefit many different individuals—older adults who want to age in place, people living with disabilities or chronic conditions, those with changing mobility, and individuals returning home after an accident, stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, or rehabilitation.

The right solution is different for every person and every home. It may include a zero-threshold shower, widened doorway, ramp, stair lift, vertical platform lift, improved lighting, accessible kitchen features, or other modifications.

That's why we begin by understanding the individual and the barriers within their home.

Accessible Living Atlanta provides a FREE home assessment to help determine which modifications may make everyday living safer, more comfortable, and more user-friendly.

Our mission has remained remarkably consistent since 2005: helping individuals and families throughout Greater Atlanta live more safely and independently in the place they call home.

Call: 770-301-8165
Email: [email protected]
Visit: accessiblelivingatlanta.com

Home Safety Modifications: Helping Older Adults Stay IndependentFor many older adults, staying in the home they know and...
09/11/2026

Home Safety Modifications: Helping Older Adults Stay Independent

For many older adults, staying in the home they know and love is an important goal. But as mobility, balance, or strength changes, everyday features of the home can gradually become more difficult to navigate.

A few steps at the entrance, a shower threshold, stairs, narrow doorways, poor lighting, or uneven flooring can all affect daily routines.

Thoughtful home modifications may help. Depending on individual needs, these could include a zero-threshold shower, properly positioned grab bars, improved lighting, wider doorways, ramps, stair lifts, vertical platform lifts, or other accessibility improvements.

The key is finding solutions that fit the individual, the home, and the way they live each day.

Accessible Living Atlanta helps individuals and families throughout Greater Atlanta explore modifications that can support safer, more comfortable and independent living at home.

Thinking about making your home easier to navigate?
Call 770-301-8165 or visit www.accessiblelivingatlanta.com.

Safer Shower Ideas for Aging in PlaceA bathroom that worked well for years can become more challenging as mobility, bala...
09/10/2026

Safer Shower Ideas for Aging in Place

A bathroom that worked well for years can become more challenging as mobility, balance, or strength changes. Fortunately, creating a safer shower doesn’t mean sacrificing comfort or style.

Thoughtful features such as a true zero-threshold entrance, strategically placed grab bars, a shower seat, handheld showerhead, and slip-resistant flooring can make everyday bathing easier and more comfortable.

And planning ahead matters. Even if you don’t need every accessibility feature today, designing a bathroom with future needs in mind can help your home continue working for you as circumstances change.

Accessible Living Atlanta helps individuals and families create bathrooms—and homes—that better support safety, mobility, comfort, and independence.

Thinking about making your bathroom safer and easier to use?
Call 770-301-8165 or visit www.accessiblelivingatlanta.com to learn more.

Why Muscle Power Matters as You AgeStaying strong as we age is important—but strength is only part of the picture. Muscl...
09/08/2026

Why Muscle Power Matters as You Age

Staying strong as we age is important—but strength is only part of the picture. Muscle power is the ability to use that strength quickly, and it can play an important role in everyday movements such as getting up from a chair, climbing stairs, or reacting when you lose your balance.

As our physical abilities change, the home around us matters too.

A high shower threshold, difficult staircase, poorly positioned handrail, or challenging entrance can require more strength, balance, and effort than it once did.

Thoughtful home modifications can help the home work better with your changing abilities. Depending on your needs, that might mean a zero-threshold shower, grab bars, improved handrails, safer entrances, a ramp, or a stair lift.

Maintaining your abilities and adapting your surroundings can work hand in hand to support independence at home.

Accessible Living Atlanta helps individuals and families explore home modifications based on their mobility needs and daily routines.

Call 770-301-8165 or visit accessiblelivingatlanta.com to schedule a home safety consultation.

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4105 Adrian Street
Tucker, GA
30084

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