Become a Certified Senior Home Modification Specialist

MBA Instructor Teaches You 300+ tips on how to be a certified handyman

Create safer, more accessible living spaces for seniors with “Become a Certified Senior Home Modification Specialist”. This course provides you with the skills and knowledge to help aging individuals live independently by adapting their homes to meet their evolving physical needs. You’ll learn how to conduct thorough safety assessments, identify potential hazards, and implement modifications that make daily tasks easier and safer for seniors. Each module delves into specific areas of the home, covering modifications like grab bar installation, ramp construction, and kitchen and bathroom accessibility improvements.

What you’ll learn

• 1. The benefits of aging-in-place and how to support it.
• 2. Physical and cognitive challenges common in aging.
• 3. Tools and equipment needed for home modifications.
• 4. Safety standards and accessibility guidelines for senior living.
• 5. How to assess homes for safety and accessibility issues.
• 6. Identifying and prioritizing high-risk areas in homes.
• 7. Conducting consultations with seniors and their families.
• 8. Developing customized modification plans for individual needs.
• 9. Installing grab bars and handrails in key areas.
• 10. Implementing non-slip flooring solutions for fall prevention.
• 11. Creating accessible showers, tubs, and toilets.
• 12. Making kitchens more accessible with ergonomic adjustments.
• 13. Installing easy-access cabinets and adjustable countertops.
• 14. Modifying doorways and hallways for improved mobility.
• 15. Adding ramps and modifying thresholds for wheelchair access.
• 16. Selecting and installing flooring for fall resistance.
• 17. Implementing stairlift and railing solutions for stairs.
• 18. Improving bedroom safety and comfort for seniors.
• 19. Conducting follow-up assessments to ensure modifications are effective.
• 20. Client management, marketing, and business growth for modification specialists.

Course Content

• Module 1: Introduction to Senior Home Modification –> 5 lectures • 21min.
• Module 2: Assessing Home Modification Needs –> 5 lectures • 20min.
• Module 3: Bathroom Modifications –> 5 lectures • 21min.
• Module 4: Kitchen Modifications –> 5 lectures • 21min.
• Module 5: General Home Modifications –> 5 lectures • 21min.
• Module 6: Professionalism and Client Interaction –> 5 lectures • 20min.

Requirements

Create safer, more accessible living spaces for seniors with “Become a Certified Senior Home Modification Specialist”. This course provides you with the skills and knowledge to help aging individuals live independently by adapting their homes to meet their evolving physical needs. You’ll learn how to conduct thorough safety assessments, identify potential hazards, and implement modifications that make daily tasks easier and safer for seniors. Each module delves into specific areas of the home, covering modifications like grab bar installation, ramp construction, and kitchen and bathroom accessibility improvements.

Beyond practical skills, this course emphasizes the importance of empathy, communication, and collaboration with seniors and their families. By the end, you’ll be prepared to design customized modification plans, manage project budgets, and offer follow-up services to ensure continued safety and comfort. Whether you’re starting a new business or expanding your handyman skills, this certification will equip you to make a positive impact in the lives of seniors, allowing them to age in place with confidence.

What You’ll Learn:

1. The benefits of aging-in-place and how to support it
2. Physical and cognitive challenges common in aging
3. Tools and equipment needed for home modifications
4. Safety standards and accessibility guidelines for senior living
5. How to assess homes for safety and accessibility issues
6. Identifying and prioritizing high-risk areas in homes
7. Conducting consultations with seniors and their families
8. Developing customized modification plans for individual needs
9. Installing grab bars and handrails in key areas
10. Implementing non-slip flooring solutions for fall prevention
11. Creating accessible showers, tubs, and toilets
12. Making kitchens more accessible with ergonomic adjustments
13. Installing easy-access cabinets and adjustable countertops
14. Modifying doorways and hallways for improved mobility
15. Adding ramps and modifying thresholds for wheelchair access
16. Selecting and installing flooring for fall resistance
17. Implementing stairlift and railing solutions for stairs
18. Improving bedroom safety and comfort for seniors
19. Conducting follow-up assessments to ensure modifications are effective
20. Client management, marketing, and business growth for modification specialists

This course empowers you with the expertise needed to make homes safer and more comfortable for seniors, allowing you to build a rewarding career dedicated to enhancing quality of life for aging individuals.