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Working with contractors for stroke accessibility — scope, safety, and checklists
In-depth contractor coordination module: scope definition, OT/PT input, safety-critical installs (grab bars/rails), photos/measurements to collect, and punch-list templates.
Cross-cuttingCaregiver, SurvivorIntermediate16 minStandard (9–12)
Educational only
Educational only — use qualified, licensed professionals and follow local codes. OT/PT guidance is recommended for individualized needs.
Get help now
If work creates an immediate hazard (blocked exits, unsafe stairs), stop use and arrange urgent fixes/alternative access. For new stroke-like symptoms: call your local emergency number.
Key takeaways
- Define scope clearly for accessibility work
- Prioritize safety-critical installs
- Create a photo/measurement packet and punch list
Before you hire
- OT/PT input
- List top hazards
- Set budget + timeline
Scope that prevents surprises
- What/where/when
- Materials
- Who buys items
Safety-critical installs
- Grab bars anchored
- Handrails
- Non-slip flooring
- Lighting
Info packet
- Photos
- Measurements
- Constraints
- Desired outcomes
Punch list template
- Test transfers
- Check clearances
- Fix sharp edges
- Clean up hazards
Communication routines
- Daily update
- Change orders in writing
Practice check
What you’ll practice
These questions are untimed. After you answer all of them, you’ll see your score and a clear next lesson or reference step.
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