All language is a longing for home. - Rumi

Find Your Safe Haven

Life with environmental sensitivities can be very challenging. Top environmental medicine physicians agree that one of the most important steps toward recovery is living in a non-toxic home. We help make your search for safer housing easier.

What is safer?

In general, homes built with inert materials like stone, glass, stainless steel, and ceramic will be safer than those built with standard construction materials.

Ultimately, the only way to know whether a home is safe for you or not is to test it for individual tolerance, preferably overnight or longer. Keep in mind that your body may adapt to the new environment over a week or more, especially if you are traveling from a distance.

New Listings

EI friendly studio on Florida’s Gulf coastline

Punta Gorda, Florida 33955

$600 /monthly

1 Bed, 1 Bath, Sq Ft

For sale: MCS/ES home outside Denver, CO

4612 Shoshone Drive, Larkspur, Colorado 80118

$489,999

4 Bed, 2 Bath, 4,458 Sq Ft

For sale: EI travel trailer 35′ x 8′

Hartford, Connecticut 06101

$8,000

1 Bed, 1 Bath, 280 Sq Ft

Featured Listing

For sale: MCS/ES home outside Denver, CO

4612 Shoshone Drive, Larkspur, Colorado 80118

$489,999

4 Bed, 2 Bath, 4,458 Sq Ft on ~1 Acres

Property Type: Private Home

disclaimer: MCSsafehomes.com is a housing listing and resource center. We do not diagnose medical conditions or give medical advice. We do not necessarily endorse any of the products, consultants, or websites listed on our site; we are merely presenting existing resources for your review. We do not make claims that any housing option displayed on our site will be tolerable to you, as chemical sensitivity is a different illness—with different triggers and different levels of severity—for each person, based on their unique biochemistry and history. Although we make every effort to limit our offerings to MCS-safe housing options, we cannot guarantee that the listing sources understand the requirements of safer housing or are representing themselves accurately. Because the term "safe" means different things to different people—there is no standard—each individual using our service must decide for themselves which home is right for them based on their own research and firsthand body wisdom. By using our service, you take full responsibility for determining whether a housing option listed on our site is safe for you, and whether a product, consultant, or other source of information is appropriate for your situation.

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