LifeWise Home | 
Zero Level Entry features a 20:1 sidewalk. A hand rail is attached to the side of the house. | 
Kitchen is made accessible with a raised dishwasher, lowered cabinets, and a roll-under sink. | 
All the controls for the stove and oven are on the front of the unit. |
The Kitchen has a side-by-side refrigerator and a roll-under work/eating area. All cabinets in the house feature loop handles. | 
All Kitchen counters have task lighting. A white stripe around the edge adds definition for the sight-impaired. | 
Front loading washer and dryer are raised for easier access. | 
HVAC unit is on the 1st floor for easy access. |
Master Bath sink. Levered faucets are used on all kitchen and bathroom sinks. | 
The Master Bath is on the 1st floor and features a roll-under sink and accessible storage. | 
The Master Bath toilet offers bidet-like features which can be controlled manually or automatically from the wall-mounted control panel. | 
The Master Bath soaking tub features grab bars and levered handles. |
A roll-in shower has a fold-up shower chair. | 
A walk-in closet features a pull-down hanger rod, a built-in chest, and wheelchair accessible clothes storage. | 
The staircase has handrails on both sides and indirect recessed lighting. | 
Chair rails throughout the house are also hand rails. |
Doug Walrath, Chief Technology Officer, Home Automated Living; Eric Belsky, Executive Director, Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University; Charlotte Wade, National Center for Seniors' Housing Research | 
Julie Vallese, Consumer Reporter/Producer, CNN NewSource; Eric Belsky | 
Eric Belsky | 
Harold Bunce, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Economic Affairs, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development |
Josefina Carbonell, Assistant Secretary for Aging, U.S. Administration on Aging; Jane Scott, American Occupational Therapy Association | 
Irma Tetzloff, Program Manager, U.S. Administration on Aging; Josefina Carbonell; Eric Belsky; Carol Crecy, Special Assistant, U.S. Administration on Aging | 
Irma Tetzloff; Josefina Carbonell; Deborah Dietsch, writer, Washington Post | 
Helen Eltzeroth, Program Coordinator, Loundon County Area Agency on Aging; Irma Tetzloff; Josefina Carbonell |
Josefina Carbonell | 
Josefina Carbonell | 
Chad Garner, NAHB Research Center | 
Julie Vallese; Lisa D. Holmes, Architect for the MADE Homes project |
Lisa D. Holmes, Charlotte Wade | 
Terre Belt, Acting President, NAHB Research Center | |
