Problem
Fall accidents among seniors aged 70+ exceed 1 million cases annually, with fracture-related hospitalization costs averaging 5M-15M KRW (~$3,750-$11,250) and recovery periods of 3-6 months. When adult children aged 48-58 visit their parents' home, they sense hazards but have no systematic way to assess 'what exactly needs fixing and how.' While general fall prevention information exists, there is no personalized guide for 'what specifically to change in my parents' home.'
Solution
Users enter their parents' home environment (bathroom layout, flooring type, lighting, stairs, threshold heights, etc.) and parents' physical condition (vision, mobility aids, medication use) via a web checklist. The service generates (1) a prioritized risk factor list (urgent/caution/recommended improvement), (2) specific remediation steps for each risk factor with estimated costs (e.g., safety grab bar installation: 30,000-50,000 KRW / ~$23-$38), and (3) eligibility information for local government home modification subsidies. Differentiator: instead of vague 'be careful' advice, delivers actionable specifics like 'install a safety grab bar next to the toilet, cost ~40,000 KRW (~$30), with a link to search for installers.'