Definitely. Home adaptations can be a major expense when they're necessary due to a disability caused by someone else's fault. Your claim should cover costs like:
- Structural changes: Ramps, shower room, stairlifts, or even larger-scale modifications.
- Fixtures and fittings: Grab rails, specialist bath equipment, adapted kitchen units.
- Future needs: If your condition might worsen, projected costs for further adaptations should be included.
- Professional fees: Surveyor or occupational therapist assessments to justify the need for the work.
How "it happens" can help:
- We assess the full picture: It's about more than the cost of a ramp; it's about restoring your independence at home.
- We get expert evidence: Occupational therapists are key to proving the impact of your injuries and the solutions needed.
- We negotiate for the best outcome: To secure funding for the adaptations that truly improve your quality of life.
