@The Cooks Kitchen is an aging-in-place specialist. Maybe she will pop in and give you some advice. Have you looked into physical or occupational therapy? Therapists can sometimes help you modify to use what you already have. If you live in the United States, you can qualify for free physical and occupational therapy under Medicare if you meet certain criteria. Therapists helped my mother-in-law who is severely paralyzed learn to make her own coffee and open the refrigerator herself from her wheelchair which we found next to miraculous. You might be surprised at all the aids there are available.

As an Architect specializing in design for such needs and as one who gets around with a walker and has similar challenges - I'd love to help. So many things that can be done to adapt your kitchen to you instead of the other way around. From layout to placement of outlets and everything in between...

@User does remote designs. Contact her.

Linda Monier is a Certified Aging in Place Specialist (CAPS).

https://www.houzz.com/professionals/kitchen-and-bath-designers/the-cook-s-kitchen-pfvwus-pf~596530314