Stay At Home Texas provides practical education for older adults, families, caregivers, healthcare teams, and community organizations.
Our presentations help people recognize how changes in movement, recovery, accessibility, and daily life can affect whether a home continues to work safely and realistically.
We help audiences understand what matters most before a fall, rushed decision, costly remodel, or difficult return home.
Protect your independence by understanding what your home may need—now and later.
Community Education That Connects Real Life to the Home
Call or Text Us: (713) 364-5063
Featured In
FOX 26 Houston — Health Matters
Stay At Home Texas was featured on FOX 26 Houston’s Health Matters with Melissa Wilson, where Dr. Paige Denny discussed practical ways families can make the home safer and more accessible as mobility needs change.
Shoutout HTX
Stay At Home Texas was featured by Shoutout HTX in a story about how the business began, Paige’s background as a Doctor of Physical Therapy, and the mission behind helping families make better decisions about mobility, accessibility, and life at home.
CC4C Newsletter
Stay At Home Texas was featured as a family resource by Cheyanna’s Champions 4 Children, an organization supporting families affected by rare and undiagnosed conditions.
Your Legacy Legal Care Podcast
Safe at Home: How to Age in Place with Confidence
Stay At Home Texas joined Your Legacy Legal Care for a conversation about aging in place, mobility, home safety, and making informed decisions before problems become urgent.
Speaking Engagements
Houston Community College
Community education on mobility, accessibility, fall risk, and planning for safer living at home.
Madison Jobe Senior Center
Practical guidance for older adults on recognizing changes early and protecting independence at home.
The Village of Meyerland
Home Mobility Planning™ education focused on staying active, using community resources, and helping the home continue to support daily life.
Bellaire L.I.F.E.
A community presentation on the Mobility-to-Fall Cycle™ and how changes in mobility can affect accessibility and independence.
Stay At Home Texas provides practical education for community groups, senior centers, healthcare teams, and organizations across the Houston area.
Recent presentations have included:
Our presentations are designed to be useful, easy to understand, and centered on the real decisions people face at home.
Upcoming Community Events
Stay At Home Texas regularly provides educational presentations for senior centers, community groups, healthcare organizations, and families across the Houston area.
August 11, 2026
Knapp Activity Center -Home mobility, accessibility, and protecting independence at home.
August 17, 2026
Friendswood Activity Building - Practical guidance for families helping someone remain safer and more independent at home.
August 18, 2026
Ahepa Senior Living - Fall Prevention Awareness Month presentation
August 28, 2026
Houston Area Parkinson’s Society Galveston Lunch & Learn - Home mobility, accessibility, and protecting independence at home.
August 21, 2026
Caregiver Support Group -Practical guidance for families helping someone remain safer and more independent at home.
September 9, 2026
Caregiver Support Group -Practical guidance for families helping someone remain safer and more independent at home.