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    Walk in Tub

    1. Walk-in tub or shower – Prolong independence by making bathing safer and more accessible.
    2. Exterior ramps – Help them come and go from their home more freely and independently.
    3. Smart home devices – Make tasks easier by enabling voice commands for lights, televisions, and other devices.
    4. Home cleaning service – Take the burden of daily chores off their plate for a couple of months with professional cleanings.
    5. More frequent visits – Help them to feel less alone by setting aside time to visit or call regularly.

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