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Bathroom Designs For People With Mobility Issues

Whether your mobility issues have been caused by an accident, trauma or are the natural result of the aging process, you require different things in bathroom designs  than people who are fully mobile. Fortunately, there are lots of designs that can provide you with the special features and fixtures you require and still offer you a good-looking bath that you will be proud to show off to family and friends.

Any bathroom being used by a person with limited mobility should be equipped with the safety features that are required to enable them to use the toilet, the tub, the shower and the sink without risking injury and to get the job done. For some of us, remodeling our baths to accommodate our health issues requires little more than installing a few safety bars and an emergency pull cord that can signal for help. For others, the changes are more difficult and time consuming.

If you can’t get into or out of a bathtub and refuse to resign yourself to showers only for the rest of your life, a walk-in tub can be useful. For those who want to brush their teeth at the sink, vanities that allow wheelchair access up to the counter and lower the mirror and sink to the correct height make this act possible. When interior designers work with medical specialty firms, the resulting bathroom designs  can meet physical needs and provide you with attractive fixtures and furnishings in the bath.

Don’t let your lack of mobility keep you from having and enjoying a beautiful bathroom. Some of your needed improvements may be eligible for financial reimbursement by your health insurer. Even if they aren’t, the overall improvement to your quality of life is worth the money. So, don’t spend another day with a makeshift bathroom that you’re ashamed of. Get a beautiful new bathroom with the features that can make it perfect just for you.

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