Make the space safer and easier to use.Know what to fix first.
Peak Access assesses homes, clinics, dental offices, shops, and other everyday spaces, then turns the findings into a clear written priority plan.
Accessibility checklist
When should you call?
Built for family decisions
We help adult children, caregivers, and homeowners organize the concern before money is spent on equipment or contractors.
Start with a safety call
A free 10-minute phone screen helps decide whether a full assessment, urgent visit, photo review, or referral is the right next step.
Clinically informed
A Registered Nurse — with ER, medical-surgical, and home-health experience — advises our process. We plan around what actually goes wrong, not a product catalog.
Clarity, in writing
You leave with a written priority plan: what to do first, what can wait, and who may need to be involved. No pressure, ever.
The Peak Access walkthrough
Choose the walkthrough that fits your space.
Peak Access provides RN-informed, non-medical accessibility assessments. We review how people use the space, document barriers, and organize what should happen next.
Home accessibility assessment
$99
In-home walkthrough and written priority plan.
Business & community walkthrough
From $149
For clinics, dental offices, shops, and other small spaces.
We assess and prioritize first. Products, construction, and installation are separate, and the plan is yours to use with any provider you choose.
1. Start with a free call
Tell us what changed and what feels unsafe. We will confirm whether an assessment is the right next step.
2. Walk through the space
We review the rooms, routes, entrances, and restrooms creating barriers, with photos and measurements as appropriate.
3. Receive your priority plan
You get organized next steps for what to address first, what can wait, and which provider may be needed.
Questions customers ask first
A few useful details before you start.
Find answers to common questions about our services and process.
Not sure what to ask for?
Describe the space, the person or visitors using it, and what feels unsafe. We will help you turn that into a plan.