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Practical guidance on stair lifts, wheelchair lifts, ramps, elevators, and accessible bathrooms, written by the team that does the work.
Funding and Waivers
Yes. Minnesota’s Elderly Waiver, CADI, and other DHS waivers pay for stair lifts, ramps, and bathroom modifications through EAA, up to $21,722 or $40,000 a year.
Read Does Minnesota Medicaid or a DHS Waiver Cover Home Modifications? →Wheelchair Ramps
Hard steps, a new wheelchair, a hospital discharge, icy entries. 7 signs you need a home wheelchair ramp in Minnesota, plus ADA length, cost, and who pays.
Read 7 Signs It’s Time to Add a Wheelchair Ramp to Your Home →Accessible Bathrooms
Accessible bathroom remodels cost $2,700 to $16,000, averaging $8,400. See 2026 prices for roll-in showers, walk-in tubs, grab bars, and Minnesota waivers.
Read Accessible Bathroom Remodels: Costs, Features, and Safety Upgrades →Accessibility Laws
Does the ADA apply to your house? In Minnesota, no. Here is what actually governs a ramp, stairlift or bathroom remodel, plus the 1:12 rule and who pays.
Read Minnesota Accessibility Laws for Homeowners: What the ADA and State Code Require in 2026 →Aging in Place
A room-by-room aging in place checklist for Twin Cities homes. Minnesota had 12,000 fall hospitalizations in 2024. Entry, stairs, bathroom, doors, and costs.
Read Aging in Place in the Twin Cities: A Home Accessibility Checklist →Platinum Dealer
Home elevators, through-floor lifts, stairlifts, and wheelchair lifts, installed by a Minnesota Limited Elevator Contractor and backed by our own service team. One company for the equipment, the permit, the inspection, and the call you make three years from now.