Who prepares our guides

SafeHome Access Editorial Team

We research home-accessibility decisions for families, document sources and limits, and publish only after a guide has a useful, reviewable foundation.

Our role

The SafeHome Access Editorial Team maintains the directory’s planning guides, local service pages, provider-source notes, and editorial standards. The team is an editorial function of SafeHome Access—not a clinical practice, licensing authority, government program, or substitute for a qualified professional.

How a guide is prepared

  1. Start with a specific decision a family needs to make.
  2. Prefer current government, code, program, and manufacturer sources.
  3. Separate general planning references from rules that apply to a specific property or household.
  4. State important limits, especially around safety, medical needs, permits, eligibility, and funding.
  5. Keep source links and a visible review date with the published guide.

Expert review

We do not invent expert credentials. When a named occupational therapist, CAPS professional, contractor, attorney, financial professional, or other specialist reviews a page, the page will identify that person, the relevant role, and the scope of review. Until then, it is labeled as editorial-team research.

Corrections and updates

Programs, codes, provider information, and public sources can change. Readers and organizations can submit a documented correction through our contact page. Material corrections are reviewed before publication.