Good Fit / Poor Fit:

Home Survey

Note: this survey is in development. It works but an update is coming. If you request a copy of your report at the end, we’ll let you know when a new version launches.

GFPF Home Survey
  • Introduction
  • Getting Inside
  • Sleeping & Dressing
  • Meal Prep & Eating
  • Personal Care
  • Washing Clothes
  • Socializing
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Get an accessibility report about your home.

Why This Matters

Most homes were designed without considering the full range of human function. Accessibility affects far more people and situations than most expect. Whether someone with limited balance navigating from the car to the door, a person with low vision moving through a hallway at night, someone recovering from surgery trying to get in and out of the shower without falling, a grandparent with arthritis reaching for items in the kitchen, or a parent keeping a child with a disability safe. A home that works well for this range of experience (and more!) is not a special kind of home. This is universal design .

Six Areas of the Home Evaluated

  • Parking & Entrance (Getting Inside)
  • Bedroom (Sleeping & Dressing)
  • Kitchen (Meal Prep & Eating)
  • Bathroom (Personal Care)
  • Laundry (Washing Clothes)
  • Living Area (Socializing)

The Good Fit / Poor Fit: Home Survey gives you a snapshot of your home’s accessibility across these six areas. It is not a comprehensive assessment and does not ask about your health or any diagnoses. Think of it as a starting point, focused on the most foundational home features for accessibility.

The Survey

  • 38 multiple-choice questions across six areas of the home.
  • No health-related questions. It’s only about how the home is designed.
  • Each question includes photos to help you identify how to answer.
  • Some questions ask for basic measurements. Guessing is okay.
  • Plan for approximately 15 minutes in one sitting.

The Report

  • Gives a Good Fit / Poor Fit score of basic accessibility.
  • Generates automatically. For free. No waiting for results.
  • Shows what provides good accessibility and what may need attention.
  • Explains why each feature matters across a range of abilities.
  • Links for going deeper, including features the survey doesn’t address.

No email address or personal information is required.

You will have the option to request a link to your report via email after viewing it so you can reference it later.

For homeowners, caregivers, and family members

Useful whether you are preparing for a family member’s return after a hospital stay, planning a renovation, evaluating a home before purchasing, or simply wondering whether your home could work better for the people who live in and visit it.

For occupational therapists and healthcare professionals

This survey can serve as a structured baseline and a resource for family education and discharge planning. If you’re a patient, we recommend requesting an email to forward to any treating therapist for follow-up and personalized guidance.

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