With more people than ever before suffering from illnesses like dementia, creating a dementia-friendly bathroom is essential. Whether you suffer from the disease yourself, you know someone who does or you are a landlord looking to create the ideal bathroom environment, you need to ensure that your bathroom environment is designed with dementia-friendliness in mind.

As we’ve previously mentioned, warm water is one of the oldest medicines in the world, and there is a very good reason for this. Along with being comfortable and pleasurable, research has discovered that warm water therapy works to help relieve the symptoms of a variety of skeletal and muscular complaints, including fibromyalgia, arthritis and

Showering can be hassle if you or a loved one is elderly or suffers from mobility restrictions. However, modern disabled showers have a number of features specifically designed to improve comfort and independence come bath time.   What Are The Features Of Disabled Showers? At Bathtime Mobility, we have over 100 different easy access and

Do you or a loved one require disability needs? Is bathing no longer as pleasurable as it once was? Then you should make sure to browse Bathtime Mobility’s great collection of walk in baths.   Why Should You Consider Walk In Baths If You Have Mobility Needs? Walk in baths have many advantages over normal,

For those suffering with mobility needs, disabled showers can supply some much needed relief and freedom come bath time. For extra comfort, many people find that their bathing time can be further enhanced with the addition of a shower chair.   What Are Shower Chairs And How Can They Improve Disabled Showers? A shower chair

Ann from Buckinghamshire is the latest in a long line of domestic customers to have experienced the benefits of a walk-in bath from Absolute Mobility, a specialist supplier of accessible bathing equipment for individuals, hospitals, care assisted living and nursing homes across the UK. With over ten years’ experience of supplying walk in baths, walk

It is hard at the best of times when we see a loved one struggling with mobility, or finding it difficult to carry out everyday tasks such as climbing stairs for the fear of taking a fall and injuring themselves. When that fear is one of slipping and falling in a bathroom, it multiplies ten-fold;