Homes for Life Coalition Publications:

Homes for Life: Using Universal Design To Create Barrier Free Homes For Better Living.  Copyright ©May 2003.

(Please contact Diane Caplan at homesforlifeco@yahoo.com or at 410-917-5767 for more information.)

Catalogs:

Health & Wellness: Sears Catalog. 1-800-326-1750 or SearsHealthandWellness.com

Directory of Accessible Building Products.  National Association of Home Builders. 800-638-8556 or www.nahbrc.org

Make Living at Home a Little Easier. Dynamic Living. 1-888-940-0605 or www.dynamic-living.com 

Booklets:

Home Modifications Practice Guidelines. The American Occupational Therapy Association, Inc. 877-404-AOTA 

or http://www.aota.org/memserv/links/storelogin.asp?pf_id=1197C. 

With contributions from the Homes for Life Coalition of Howard County, this booklet presents a succinct overview of the occupational therapy process in 

home modification interventions, defines that process as it occurs within the boundaries of acceptable practice, and describes the contributions that occupational 

therapy professionals make through evaluation, consultation, and training with clients. Appendices include a glossary of terms, "Principles of Universal Design and 

Home Modifications," selected 2004 CPT Billing Codes, and explanations of what occupational therapists and occupational therapy assistants do.

Brochures:

“How well does your house meet your needs?” AARP, 1-888-OUR-AARP (687-2277)

“Tips for Choosing a Home Improvement Contractor.”  Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation, 1-888-218-5925

Books:

Beautiful Universal Design: A Visual Guide, Cynthia Leibrack et al

The Universal Design File: Designing For People of All Ages and Abilities, The Center for Universal Design, North Carolina State University

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