Happy February...

Home Safe Journal

Tips to Keep Your Home Safe for All

February 2022

Happy February!

THANK YOU!!

We were recently honored to receive the #3 Dealer of the Year for the Inclinator Company of America. We started this business in 2012 and we have gone from being the #10 Dealer in 2017 to being named the #3 Dealer last week at the International Builders Show in FL. To be named a top dealer to install residential elevators takes a team and what a team we have!!

Thanks to all of our employee's who have given their 'ALL!'

Thanks to all of our clients! We would like to thank you for believing in our company and our mission. Your continued support is highly valued.

Thank you for trusting our products and services. We are honored to serve you.

We look forward to great things to come from our team!

Linda, Bill & the team at Home Healthsmith

Home Healthsmith Elevator Installation

Enjoy a video showing our elevator technicians installing a residential elevator.

Why Choose Home Healthsmith...

Hi Linda,

Your and Bill’s company has been a splendid and reliable resource for my colleagues and me from Day One, and it’s always a pleasure to refer callers to Home Healthsmith.

Gerry

Gerald LePage

M.A., CIRS A/D

Information & Referral Specialist

Child & Family

February is American Heart Month

American Heart Month isn’t just for lovers. February also reminds us to take care of our hearts and consider our risk factors.

Believe it or not, heart disease can happen at any age. However, some risk factors for heart disease and stroke are preventable. American Heart Month teaches us how we can help reduce our risks while eliminating those we have control over. Do you have one of these risk factors for cardiovascular disease? Obesity, physical inactivity, high blood pressure, cigarette smoking, high cholesterol, or diabetes.

HOW TO OBSERVE #AmericanHeartMonth

Visit www.millionhearts.hhs.gov to learn more about the risks and how to prevent heart disease and stroke. Use #AmericanHeartMonth to share on social media.

“First Things First For Aging In Place”

Before anyone can get into their home and begin using the features and layout that have been created to allow them to age in place well, they have to be able to enter their home safely and easily.

Getting ahead of ourselves

When we think of creating improvements or modifications to allow people to age in place well and remain safe in their home environment, a couple of areas of their floor plan usually attract our attention – the kitchen and the bath. These two areas also are the ones that people look at first and consider the most when they are shopping for a new home, watching design shows on television, or visiting their home improvement center.