Has Getting Around Your Home Become Harder?

Examples of mobility changes including hip surgery, Parkinson’s, stroke, walker or wheelchair use, falls, weakness, and returning home from hospital or rehab.

A fall, new diagnosis, surgery, or change in mobility can make everyday things like showering, using stairs, or getting in and out of the house harder. We help you understand what your home may need before you spend money on equipment, remodeling, or more care.

Call or text (713) 364-5063

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Tell us what’s changed. We’ll help you figure out the next step.

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Everyone Has Suggestions. We Provide Answers.

Most people get advice from contractors, friends, the internet, or well-meaning family members.

But before you remodel, buy equipment, add care, or make changes to your home, you deserve to know what may actually help.

Our Doctor of Physical Therapy looks at how you move through your home, identifies your highest priorities, and helps you understand what your home may need—and what it may not.

That means fewer costly mistakes and better decisions before you spend money.

Why That Matters

✓ No product or equipment sales
✓ No construction projects to sell
✓ No incentive to recommend more care
✓ Guidance based on how you actually move

When Should You Call Us?

Has someone fallen or started feeling less safe at home? We help you understand what may need to change before another fall or mobility problem happens.

Living with Parkinson’s, dementia, ALS, stroke, or another condition affecting mobility? We help you understand how those changes may affect everyday life throughout the home.

Using, or starting to need, a walker, wheelchair, or other mobility device? We help you understand whether the home will actually work with it.

Coming home after a fall, surgery, hospitalization, or rehabilitation? We help you prepare the home for how you move now and what recovery may require.

Is showering, using the stairs, or getting in and out of the house becoming harder? We help identify what may make those everyday activities easier and safer.

Need Grab Bars? Start With Placement.

A grab bar only helps if it’s placed for the way you actually move. We look at how you stand, turn, step, reach, and transfer so placement fits you—not a generic standard.

Before installing anything, read our grab bar placement guidance.

Grab bar placement in walk-in shower with bench for safety and accessibility Houston home

Example of a bathroom safety feature. Grab bar placement should be based on the individual, the space, and how the person moves.

Before you buy equipment, remodel, or add more care, understand what may actually help in your home.

Not sure what your home needs? Learn about Home Mobility Planning™

Why a Doctor of Physical Therapy-Led Approach Matters

A contractor sees what can be built.
A product company sees what can be sold.
We see what may actually work for the way you move.

  • We identify what matters most right now.

  • We spot problems you may not see coming.

  • We help you avoid spending money on the wrong solution.

★★★★★

"Paige is an amazing therapist! Absolutely expert with home safety. I know this because she has worked with, and helped, my wife. I'm a former home health nurse, but she had home safety recommendations even I hadn't thought of!"

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"Stay At Home Texas with Mr. Ryan Denny and his wife, Dr. Paige Denny, was a great experience. Dr. Denny evaluated many of the places in my home that may need grab bars. Sure enough, she located the perfect places and why the need is there even on our front entryway and back patio. Mr. Denny was great with any follow-up questions and/or issues all along the way. Thanks so much for all your help and assistance Stay At Home Texas!"

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We Bring a Doctor of Physical Therapy Into Your Home — Across Greater Houston

Stay At Home Texas serves Houston and surrounding communities with in-home Doctor of Physical Therapy-led consultations.

We come to you so we can see the real space, how you actually move through it, and what may help before you spend money.

Not sure if we serve your area? Call or text (713) 364-5063.

Map showing the Greater Houston area served by Stay At Home Texas for in-home Doctor of Physical Therapy-led consultations.

Not Sure What Your Home Needs?

Tell us what’s changed, what’s getting harder, or what decision you’re facing. We’ll help you figure out whether Stay At Home Texas is the right next step.

Talk With Us — Free

Call or text us at (713) 364-5063