home-bound
Adjective
Meaning
Kept at home.
Source: Webster's dictionaryExamples
Radio: And so, "Home-Bound Faig" became "Faig, the Student", and then later "Faig, the Teacher".
Home Health by Hale Makuacontinues to serviceits home-bound patients in need of skilled nursing and therapy services across Maui.
Muncy said she will likely go back to a paper ballot in the future, but the technology is critical for voters who would otherwise need to rely on others to cast a ballot, like the blind and home-bound.