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Home Accessibility Checklist

A quick reference for evaluating how accessible your home really is for wheelchairs, walkers, and mobility aids. Tap an item to check it off.

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This checklist focuses specifically on accessibility for wheelchairs, walkers, and other mobility devices — door widths, clear floor space, and reach heights — rather than general safety. If you're evaluating a home for a wheelchair user or planning ahead for one, this is the walkthrough to use.

Entryways & Doorways

Hallways & Room Flow

Bathroom Accessibility

Kitchen Accessibility

Bedroom Accessibility

Controls & Switches

Found gaps that need bigger changes?

See our Aging-in-Place Remodeling Guide for changes like widening doorways or installing a curbless shower.

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