Does the NEC make suggestion about how to wire a house that will be occupied by handicap persons?

The National Electrical Code (NEC) does not specifically provide guidelines for wiring homes occupied by individuals with disabilities. However, it emphasizes safety and accessibility standards that can be applied to residential wiring. For instance, the NEC addresses the installation of GFCI outlets and proper lighting, which can enhance safety and accessibility. Homeowners are encouraged to consider additional features, such as outlets at accessible heights and switches that are easier to operate, to accommodate the needs of individuals with disabilities.