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home assessment

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home assessment
Etymology: AS, ham, village; L, assidere, to sit beside
an examination of the living area of a physically challenged person for the purposes of making recommendations about elimination of safety hazards and suggesting architectural or other modifications that would allow for independent functioning.


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