Sample Report
Sample Home Readiness Report
See an example of the type of educational home-safety summary, priorities, and action steps a user may receive after completing a Home Readiness assessment.
Sample Context
Assessment Type
Aging in Place Example
Home Hazard Level
Moderate
Personal Risk Context
Moderate
Overall Home Readiness Score
68 / 100
Report Type
Aging in Place Support
This is a fictional sample report created for demonstration purposes only. The score and priorities are illustrative and will differ for each user’s actual assessment.
Home Readiness
13 hazards identified.
Home Readiness Summary
This sample report shows how Home Readiness organizes potential home-safety concerns into practical priorities. In this fictional example, the home has several moderate safety concerns, especially in the bathroom, stairway, lighting, and entry areas. The recommendations are educational and are intended to help families decide what to review, improve, or discuss with a qualified professional.
Top 3 Priorities
Bathroom support and slip prevention
The shower area does not have installed grab bars, and the bathroom floor may become slippery during normal use.
Stair and handrail safety
The stairway has a handrail concern that may affect safe use, especially when carrying items or moving at night.
Nighttime pathway lighting
The path from bedroom to bathroom may not be well-lit, increasing the chance of tripping or hesitation during nighttime routines.
7-Day Action Plan
Today
- Remove loose rugs or clutter from walking paths.
- Improve lighting between bedroom, bathroom, and hallway.
- Keep frequently used items within easy reach.
This week
- Review bathroom floor slip risk.
- Consider professionally installed grab bars near the shower or toilet if needed.
- Check stair handrails for stability and full-length coverage.
- Discuss concerns with a qualified professional if there has been a recent fall, major mobility change, dizziness, unsafe transfers, or caregiver concern.
Room-by-Room Findings
Bathroom
- No installed shower grab bars.
- Floor may become slippery during normal use.
- Toilet height may need review.
Stairs
- Handrail support may be incomplete.
- Both-side handrails may not be available.
- Lighting may need improvement.
Bedroom
- Night pathway lighting may be limited.
- Items may not be within easy reach.
Kitchen
- Frequently used items may be stored too high or too low.
- Floor clutter and cords should be reviewed.
Entry & Exterior
- Step/threshold safety should be checked.
- Outdoor lighting may need improvement.
Needs Verification
Some items may require in-person review. A “Needs Verification” item means the app does not have enough information to mark the item as clearly safe or unsafe.
- Bathroom floor slip-resistance not verified.
- Stair handrail full-length coverage not verified.
- Exterior entry lighting not verified.
When to Consider Professional Review
Consider consulting a qualified professional, such as an occupational therapist, physical therapist, physician, nurse, contractor, or other appropriate provider, if there has been a recent fall, dizziness, major mobility change, unsafe transfers, cognitive concern, caregiver burden, or uncertainty about home modifications.
Educational Disclaimer
Home Readiness is an educational home-safety and home-readiness tool. This sample report is not medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, emergency guidance, or a substitute for an in-person evaluation by a qualified professional. It does not certify that a home is safe or guarantee fall prevention. This sample does not reflect any specific individual’s home, health, or risk profile.
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