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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. 25 Things to Know About Universal Design
  4. 5 "G's": Getting Access to Health Care for People With Physical Disabilities
  5. A Descriptive Study of Home Modifications for People With Dementia and Barriers to Implementation
  6. A Home for the Whole Family
  7. Access to the Community Benefits Everyone
  8. Accessibility and Visitability Features in Single-Family Homes: A Review of State and Local Activity
  9. Accessible Home: Is Your Friend's Home Visitable?
  10. Accessible Home: Planning a Basement Escape Route in Your Home
  11. Adapting Your Home to Maximize Mobility
  12. Aging and Disability: Implications for the Housing Industry and Housing Policy in the United States
  13. All About Doors
  14. Around the House: Opening Doors
  15. Assistive Technology Notes - Livestock Guards
  16. Audible Building Entry System Gets More Accessible, But Still Has Limitations
  17. Automatic Door Switch
  18. Automatic Locker Door Opener
  19. Bathroom Remodeling for the Elderly
  20. Consumer Feedback on Smart Home Applications
  21. Creating an Environment Where Your Family Will Thrive
  22. Design of a Door Opening Mechanism for Powered Wheelchairs
  23. Design of Built Environments to Accommodate Mobility Scooter Users: Part I
  24. Designing an Accessible Garage
  25. Disabilities Act Prompts Flood of Suits Some Cite as Unfair
  26. Door-Opening Device Could Win Gulliver Prep Students a National Prize
  27. Easy Living With Universal Design
  28. Effects of Assistive Technology on Functional Decline in People Aging With a Disability
  29. Elderhouse: Staying Safe and Independent in Your Own Home as You Age
  30. Everyday Solutions
  31. Falls Among Older Persons and the Role of the Home: An Analysis of Cost, Incidence, and Potential Savings From Home Modification
  32. Home Modification Basics: Tips From a Professional Contractor
  33. Home Modification: Your Key to Comfort, Safety, and Independent Living
  34. Home Safety for People With Disabilities: How to Modify Your Home to Reduce Your Risk of Injuries
  35. Improving Daily Life
  36. One Touch Easy Open Door
  37. People With Disabilities’ Perspective of Barriers to Health Care and the ADA Accessibility Guidelines
  38. Remote Control Entry Door
  39. Remote-Controlled Automatic Doorknob Opener
  40. Residential Modifications and Decline in Physical Function Among Community-Dwelling Older Adults
  41. Simple Remodeling for Tomorrow's Needs -- Cost-Effective Green Solutions for Your Home
  42. Smart Home Technology: Part 1
  43. Stay-at-Home Solutions for Seniors
  44. The Accessible Housing Design File
  45. The Chicago Perspective on Design for the Disabled
  46. The Do-Able Renewable Home
  47. The Next Big (or Little) Thing?
  48. The World of "Off-Site" Homes
  49. This Friendly Old House
  50. To Remodel or To Build?
  51. Universal Design: A Commitment to Accommodate All
  52. Universal Knob Adaptation: The OmniLever
  53. Versatile Grip Assistor
  54. Visitability: A Concrete (and Brick, and Wood) Change
  55. Volunteers Help Repay a Disabled Veteran's Sacrifice
  56. Voters With Disabilities: More Polling Places Had No Potential Impediments Than in 2000, but Challenges Remain
  57. Wheelchair Accessibility of Public Buildings: A Review of the Literature
  58. Wheelchair Accessibility to Public Buildings in Istanbul
  59. Wheelchair Diffusion Blog: Web Enabled Control of Residential Deadbolt Locks
  60. Wheelchair Users Continue to Face Obstacles
  61. Your Home and Community: Are They Ready for You?
  62. You've Got It ... They Need It: All You Need to Do Is Convince Them!
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