About this episode

Sara Gullihur-Bradford discusses home accessibility and universal design with Erica Sell, focusing on support for neurodivergent children and aging parents.

Send us Fan Mail Your house can be beautiful and still be safer, easier, and more supportive for real life. I sit down with Erica Sell, owner of Harmony Home Medical in San Diego, to get practical about home accessibility, assistive technology, and universal design for families raising neurodivergent kids and for anyone planning to help aging parents live well at home. We start with how Erica built a high-touch, education-first medical equipment showroom after seeing a gap between what peopl...

People in this episode

Host: Sara Gullihur-Bradford

Guest: Erica Sell

Topics covered

• home accessibility
• universal design
• assistive technology
• neurodivergent kids
• aging parents

Keywords

• home accessibility
• universal design
• assistive technology
• neurodivergent
• aging parents
• medical equipment

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Harmony Home Medical

Places: San Diego

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