Check each hazard that is true in your home. We turn your answers into a printable fix list using the fixes in CDC's Check for Safety checklist. Fixing even one hazard is a real start, and it is fine to ask someone to help.
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It lists common hazards and CDC's recommended fix for each. It is not a full home assessment.
Ask someone to help with anything high, heavy, or electrical. Do not climb or reach where it feels unsafe.
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The hazards and fixes were read from CDC's Check for Safety document. The checks were prepared with AI assistance and the ratings are proposed, pending confirmation by a person.
Claims we checked
Moderate evidenceCDC's Check for Safety checklist lists common home hazards on stairs, floors, in the kitchen, bedrooms, and bathrooms, with a recommended fix for each.Supportive guidance exists, with more limits or less consistency than a strong rating.This rating is proposed, pending confirmation by a person.Limits: We checked what CDC's document lists. We did not review studies on how much each fix helps. It is a checklist of common hazards, not a full home assessment.
