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Contact Person: Regina Ford
Address: 1090 SW 170th Ave #203, Beaverton, OR 97006
Email Address: [email protected]
Phone Number: 971-404-4418
Homepage/Website: http://www.lifelonghomellc.com
Established: 2011
Target Population: Seniors and people with disabilities
Services/Modifications Provided: Home accesibility reviews and recommendations
Contact Person: Allen Tankersley
Address: 7949 SW Cirrus Drive Bldg 24D, Beaverton, OR 97008
Email Address: [email protected]
Phone Number: 503-671-9538
Fax: 503-671-9640
Homepage/Website: http://www.cornerstonebuilders.org
Established: 2003
Type of Services: Environment
Contact Person:
Address: 1045 NE 3rd St, Bend, OR 97701
Email Address: [email protected]
Phone Number: 541-382-6016
Homepage/Website: http://www.advancedmobilityofbend.com
Established: 2003
Director: Dan Cummins
Target Population: 50+
No. of Paid Staff: 2
Services/Modifications Provided: Bathroom, ramps, stairlifts
Contact Person: Dave Blauwkamp
Address: 20080 Old Rock House Rd., Bend, OR 97702
Email Address: [email protected]
Phone Number: (541) 799-0700
Homepage/Website: www.allaccesshomedesign.com
Established: 2018
Director: David Blauwkamp
Target Population: People of all ages with disabilities, those looking for age-in-place designs and remodeling
No. of Paid Staff: 2
Most Common Modification: Ramps, grab bars, bathroom remodels, door widening, fall safety, easier access
Type of Assessment: yes
Providers Education/Training: no
Special Features: Family owned by a Physical Therapist and a Residential Contractor, both with over 20 years experience working with a wide range of disabilities and remodeling challenges.We are able to provide comprehensive assessments of the client and home, develop customized plans and recommendations, and complete any installation or remodeling that is needed.Executive Certificate in Home Modification from University of Southern California.Certified Aging in Place Specialist
Contact Person: Stephanie Brown, COTA/L
Agency Name or Parent Company: HomeBound Wellness
Name of Home Modification Program / Resource: HomeBound Wellness
Address: 10307 Southeast Park Mountain Lane Unit T, Clackamas, OR 97015
Email Address: [email protected]
Phone Number: 503-972-8768
Homepage/Website: https://homeboundwellness.com/
Established: 2022
Partnerships: Assisted living facilities, medical supply stores, Aging and Disability
Target Population: Aging in place
No. of Persons Served/Year: 3
No. of Paid Staff: 2
Services Provided:
Funding Source(s):
Special Features: Education, advocating, referral sources, COTA/L, free assessment, support aging in place
Total Budget: 50000
Is your organization Non-Profit?: no
Contact Person:
Address: 545 SW 2nd, Suite A, Corvallis, OR 9733
Phone Number: 541-752-1010
Established: 1975
Sponsor: Community Services Consortium
Director: Tom Hatley
Target Population: Older, disabled, single parent homeowners and renters
No. of Persons Served/Year: 360
No. of Paid Staff: 11 full-time, 4 part-time
Most Common Modification: 600000
Special Features: 0.35
Services/Modifications Provided: Weatherization, general home repair
Total Budget: State Weatherization Grants, Statewide utility companies
Funding Repairs: Yes
Contact Person:
Address: 450 SE 3rd Ave, Hillsboro, OR 97123
Email Address: [email protected]
Phone Number: 503-318-8561
Established: 1992
Target Population: People who want to stay in their home safer
Type of Services: Environmental
Services/Modifications Provided: Safety grab bars and more
Contact Person: Jody Schwalk, Office Manager
Name of Home Modification Program / Resource: Mobility Access Options NW, Inc.
Address: 155 E Street, Independence, OR 97351
Email Address: [email protected]
Phone Number: 971-304-7464
Homepage/Website: www.mao-nw.com
Established: 1979
Partnerships: Oregon CCB
Target Population: Seniors and People with Disabilities
No. of Persons Served/Year: 300
No. of Paid Staff: 6
Services Provided:
Funding Source(s):
Special Features: Mobility Access Options is an accessibility solutions company providing home modifications to improve your safety, independence, and quality of life. During a free in-home or virtual consultation, we can help you make an informed decision that meets your mobility needs.
Is your organization Non-Profit?: no
Contact Person: Bartholomew Brian
Address: 16869 SW 65th Avenue #332, Lake Oswego, OR 97035
Phone Number: 503-536-2153
Established: 2003
No. of Persons Served/Year: 20-30
No. of Paid Staff: 18
Funding Sources: No
Total Budget: Private pay, occasionally state funded projects
Funding Home Mods: Yes
Contact Person: Duncan Peterson
Address: 2425 Nieto Way, Medford, OR 97504
Email Address: [email protected]
Phone Number: 541-816-7731
Target Population: Seniors & Disabled
No. of Persons Served/Year: 43454
Most Common Modification: 75000
Services/Modifications Provided: Ramps, grab bars, door/entries, alterations for safety/stability & easier access (cabinets, sinks, closets, etc)
Is your organization Non-Profit?: Yes
Contact Person: Judy Winn
Address: PO Box 1658, Pendleton, OR 92801
Phone Number: 541-567-3241
Fax: 541-567-3240
Target Population: Indian Tribal Reservation
No. of Persons Served/Year: 140
Most Common Modification: $1.2 million
Type of Services: Assessment guidelines for homeowners and rentals.
Special Features: 0.25
Services/Modifications Provided: Doors, windows, and roofs
Contact Person: John Harris
Address: 5700 N.E. 39th, Portland, OR 97211
Phone Number: 503-280-5733
Established: 1974
Sponsor: Portland Development Community/Portland Public Schools
Target Population: Older, disabled, single family
No. of Persons Served/Year: 40+
No. of Paid Staff: 5 full-time, 2 part-time
Most Common Modification: 250000
Type of Services: Environmental
Special Features: 1
Services/Modifications Provided: Carpentry, roofing, painting
Total Budget: Portland Bureau of Community Development
Funding Repairs: Yes
Contact Person: Wright Deborah
Address: 4848 SE Division Street, Portland, OR 97206
Email Address: [email protected]
Phone Number: 503-234-6167
Fax: 503-234-9980
Established: 1993
Target Population: low-income people with physical disabilities. Service areas include: Clackamas County, Multnohmah County, City of Gresham, and City of Portland.
No. of Persons Served/Year: Over 400
No. of Paid Staff: 5
Most Common Modification: 750000
Type of Services: Functional and environmental
Special Features: 0.62
Services/Modifications Provided: Ramps, bathrooms and grab bars.
Total Budget: * Foundations* HUD * Corporate * Medicaid * VOC rehab * Workers compensation * Private donations
Certification(s): Building Contractor
Contact Person: Melisa Smith
Address: 9055 SW Sunstead Lane, Portland, OR 97225
Email Address: [email protected]
Phone Number: 503-974-6688
Established: 2009
Target Population: People with disabilities, aging, Developmental disabilities
No. of Persons Served/Year: 40-50
No. of Paid Staff: 1
Most Common Modification: Bathroom modifications, entrances
Special Features: Occupational Therapist owned; specializes in working with clients with medical challenges and anticipating future needs; can provide basic autoCAD drawings for concept drawings; experienced in modifying homes for people with autism and their families (including "hardening the home"); licensed residential contractor
Contact Person: Melissa Mott Smith
Address: P.O.Box 96143, Portland, OR 97225
Email Address: [email protected]
Phone Number: 503-974-6688
Homepage/Website: www.liveableforlife.com
Established: 2010
Director: Melissa Mott Smith
Target Population: Adults, children with developmental and physical disabilities
Percentage of Clients Aged 60 Years+: 60/year
No. of Persons Served/Year: 65
Most Common Modification: Bathrooms, sensory accommodations, lifts, ramps
Type of Assessment: yes
Assessor: Melissa M Smith
Providers Education/Training: no
Funding Sources: Private, payment through state funding sources, Medicare pending
Special Features: Occupational Therapist who is also a residential contractor, experience in AutoCAD drawing
Contact Person: Neal Jones, Weatherization, Rehab and Healthy Homes Manager
Agency Name or Parent Company: Community Action Team
Name of Home Modification Program / Resource: Neal Jones
Address: 125 N. 17th Street, Saint Helens, OR 97051
Email Address: [email protected]
Phone Number: 5033696922
Homepage/Website: www.cat-team.org
Established: 1983
Target Population: Low Income, elderly, disabled.
No. of Persons Served/Year: 75
No. of Paid Staff: 4
Services Provided:
Funding Source(s):
Total Budget: 150,000
Is your organization Non-Profit?: yes
Contact Person: Suzanne Cavanagh
Address: 550 Shelley St. Ste. G, Springfield, OR 97477
Email Address: [email protected]
Phone Number: 541-914-7224
Homepage/Website: www.lumenelement.com
Most Common Modification: Assessment of lighting needs
Type of Assessment: no
Providers Education/Training: no
Special Features: I am a lighting specialist and have developed an assessment of the home environment looking at the lighting needs of the aging eye, those living with dementia and for health and sleep.
Contact Person: Christopher Royer, General Manager
Agency Name or Parent Company: Ability Center
Name of Home Modification Program / Resource: Ability Center
Address: 3574 Marcola Road, Springfield, OR 97477
Email Address: [email protected]
Phone Number: 541-726-4001
Homepage/Website: www.abilitycenter.com
Established: 1994
Target Population: Elderly and Disabled
No. of Persons Served/Year: 30
No. of Paid Staff: 6
Services Provided:
Funding Source(s):
Special Features: Free Assessments
Is your organization Non-Profit?: no
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