Our approach
About this site
Age in Place Cost is a planning reference for home accessibility projects, operated by Amenti Labs LLC. We collect product prices, installation quotes and program rules from the documents that state them, keep each fact attached to its source and scope, and show you what a source leaves unanswered.
Who runs this site
Amenti Labs LLC operates Age in Place Cost. Until the site has its own mailbox, questions and corrections go to [email protected], a monitored Amenti Labs LLC address. The site carries no affiliate links, paid placements or lead forms today, and no seller sees a page before it publishes.
Start with the question you need answered
A product price, an installation quote and a funding rule answer different questions. We keep each answer attached to the document it came from, the place and configuration it describes, and the date we read it. Read the source note before you carry a number into a budget.
How we read sources
We capture each cited document, store its exact bytes with a SHA-256 hash, and re-check that the quoted passage, section and title still appear before a build can publish. When a document does not answer a question, the page says the source does not specify it rather than filling the gap with a guess.
Know the limits
We do not sell or install equipment, assess medical suitability or decide benefits. Nobody here has tested a tub or lift by hand, and no professional reviewer works on the site yet. Funding guides stay unpublished until a qualified reviewer completes a review of them.
How this site works
Age in Place Cost
Make a plan for walk-in tubs, stair lifts and home access. Start with cost questions, dated price records and a quote checklist.
Read more02Commercial disclosure
See how Age in Place Cost handles commercial relationships. The current site has no active affiliate links, paid placements or contractor lead forms.
Read more03Editorial independence
Read the editorial rules for product and funding guides, the limits of our research and how we treat seller claims.
Read more04Editorial policy
Read how we source and check home modification information, state research limits and distinguish evidence from estimates.
Read more05How we use sources
See how we distinguish equipment and installed costs, record source dates and handle information we cannot verify.
Read more06Privacy
Learn how we handle planning inputs and search. Tools keep inputs in browser memory. No lead form collects your details.
Read more07Using this site
Read the scope of this free planning reference and the information to confirm before committing to a home project.
Read more08Report a mistake
Send the page address, the wording and a link to the original document to [email protected]. We re-read the source and fix the page.
Read more09Accessibility
Read about keyboard controls, readable type, source links and printable planning pages, along with the current limits of our accessibility testing.
Read more10Information limits
Understand our cost and funding limits. Guides cannot approve benefits, quote work or assess medical suitability.
Read moreFor general planning. Confirm program rules with the administering agency or your plan, and installation details with a qualified professional. This site does not determine benefits or medical suitability.