i had this problem a few months back. my oldest daughter has severe autism, and she's supposed to get therapeutic support a few hours a week at home; they're called TSS staff. her last TSS moved out of the area, so we were ent a new one. i carry every hour that i'm awake, and everyone that's entered our home knows i have at least one handgun. when our new TSS arrived, i was carrying, as usual, and i's just come back from the range, so i also had my shotgun in a case. i put the shotgun up, but kept my pistol on. she didn't seem to perturbed by it, and she asked if i always carried. she then asked firearm questions in general. he seemed to be more curious than anything.
a week later, she called and let us know she wasn't coming over, because of illness. a few days later, she called and said she'd been transferred to another case. we called the agency and asked what was going on, and they told us that she asked to be transferred, because she was uncomfortable working in our home. she'd told her bosses that i had guns lying all around the house, and she didn't feel safe, and that she felt it was a dangerous environment for our kids to be exposed to!
needless to say, i flipped my lid. my wife and i explained the situation: the fact that the only gun she ever saw as the one i was carrying, that i keep all other guns double locked, and that the TSS was a big LIAR. i told them that if the gun made her uncomfortable, i respected that, but i don't respect someone lying about me, and my household. they assured me they'd find another TSS withiun a week, but asked if i minded putting my gun away while the TSS was in the home. i then pulled out a piece of paper i printed up, containing the definition of the word "hoplophobe," and stated that, yes, i did mind. when i'm in your building, i respect your rules. in my house, you will respect mine. i'll be damned if i let some medical agency force me to conceal in my own home.
so i guess my answer's no, i don't hide my stuff. if you don't like it, there's the door.
