GBIAA in the Media
GBIAA co-founder Greg Cantori has spent years on podcasts, stages, and in the press making the case that proper grab bar installation is a public safety issue — not a handyman afterthought.
A growing body of conversations on aging-in-place, home safety, accessibility, and the skilled trades.
How decades of community service led Greg to found GBIAA — and why certification is the missing piece in the grab bar industry.
A practical conversation for adult children helping parents stay safely at home — what to look for, what to avoid, and why who installs a grab bar matters as much as which one you buy.
How small, well-executed home modifications compound into independence, dignity, and years of safe living at home — and why professional installation is the multiplier that makes those gains durable.
A conversation about designing — or retrofitting — a home for the decades you’re actually going to live in it.
On transitioning from nonprofit work to accessibility-focused business, the airbag/seatbelt mindset for grab bars, and the vision behind scaling GBIAA from regional roots to national reach.
Why only a tiny fraction of American homes are age-in-place-ready, how GBIAA is working to change that, and what it takes to normalize safety as a standard feature of every home.
Greg’s TEDx talk on the ethos behind all of his work — that the things that matter most are the things we too often fail to count. We count quarterly earnings, social media followers, and square footage, but we don’t count the falls we prevent, the independence we preserve, or the dignity we protect. The throughline from this talk to GBIAA is direct: if we don’t measure the cost of preventable falls, we keep treating grab bars as optional. Ten years later, this is still the mission.
If you’re covering aging-in-place, home safety, accessibility, the skilled trades, or the preventable injury epidemic — Greg is glad to join any platform that helps advance the GBIAA mission. No speaking fees, no catches.
greg@gbiaa.com
Get started today before this once in a lifetime opportunity expires.
