What does an accessible home actually look like for someone living with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease (CMT)? In this video home tour, Stephanie and Dennis Carmody walk viewers through the features, appliances, and upgrades they have added to their own home to make daily life easier and help maintain independence.

The tour covers a range of practical adaptations, from favorite rooms and spaces to specific products and modifications that work well for people managing CMT-related challenges such as hand weakness, foot drop (difficulty lifting the front of the foot), or balance and mobility changes. Rates and types of these challenges vary by subtype and individual.

Whether you are newly diagnosed, planning a home renovation, or simply looking for ideas to share with family members or an occupational therapist, this tour offers real-world insight from the CMT community.

For more resources on living with CMT, visit our patient resources page.