Lifemark® Universal Design and accessibility consulting creates housing that is usable and safe for people of all ages and stages. The Lifemark® is used by councils, architects, builders, developers, retirement operators and social housing providers who recognise the point of difference that the mark gives them in appealing to a broader and aging market, both now and for the future. Why do we need it? By 2061, the 65+ age group will account for 27% of the population. It is estimated 50% of older people are currently living in homes that are not modified for their needs. The cost of modifying these homes has been shown to exceed $33m per year. New Zealand's safety record is alarming, with slips, trips and falls in the home one of the biggest contributors to ACC claims. The solution is simple. Home designs need to incorporate the Lifemark® design standards. The Lifemark® is an independent seal of approval awarded to a home that has achieved specific design features that make it safe, accessible, and easy to live in – over a whole lifetime. It is recognised by the market as a design solution to improve the future of NZ housing stock.
| Website | http://www.lifemark.co.nz/ |
| Employees | 6 (3 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2006 |
| Industry | Accessible Architecture and Design |
| Keywords | Home Accessibility, Universal Design Homes, Adaptable Housing, Accessible Home Design, Aging In Place, Accessible Home Modifications, Residential Accessibility, Housing Accessibility, Home Accessibility Solutions |
| Competitors | Southern Cross Health Society, Tower Insurance, Fidelity Life Assurance Company Limited, Partners Life, UniMed, nib New Zealand, Sovereign, QBE Insurance New Zealand, Bupa The Booms Care Home, Accuro Health Insurance +15 more (view full list) |
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