Mobility is the most common disability for U.S. citizens over the age of 65. Whether lack of mobility is due to paralysis, arthritis, or because of the effects of old age, it can be crippling. Many senior citizens find it difficult to complete day-to-day tasks that were once simple. Fixing meals, cleaning, and even bathing become infinitely more dangerous and complicated as mobility decreases. For this reason, barrier-free bathtubs are becoming increasingly important. With so many benefits surrounding a walk-in […]
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