Shower & Bath Resources
Everyone deserves a safe and comfortable bathing experience—but how do you decide which accessibility solutions are right for your home’s bathroom? Learn more about the available options, from minor upgrades like toilet lifts and bath benches to fully accessible showers, and see how these solutions have transformed the lives of our clients.
Featured FAQs
How long does it take to have a bathroom updated for accessibility?
This depends on the bathroom solutions selected and the size of your bathroom. A simple bath safety solution (i.e., grab bar) can be installed in one day.
Larger bathroom remodels, depending on the size of the project, will be determined at your final measure appointment. There, your Lifeway bathroom specialist, along with your construction supervisor, will obtain measurements needed for ordering materials, get signatures of approval on all scopes of work and materials selections, and offer a timeline for construction and a suggested start date.
What is the average cost to modify a bathroom for accessibility?
The price to update your bathroom can widely vary depending on the upgrades needed. We recommend scheduling a free consultation so that our bathroom experts can assist with recommending the best options for your needs and provide a quote on-site.
What type of shower remodels do you offer?
Lifeway Mobility offers both full-bathroom remodels as well as shower packages that can easily fit your home. Please note that our shower remodeling offerings are limited to select Lifeway locations. Navigate to our locations page to see if your local Lifeway Mobility offers accessible shower solutions.
Featured Case Studies
Home Mods. & Installation of Smart Tech Products for Luis (Catastrophic Work Injury)
A middle-aged gentleman suffered a catastrophic work injury, resulting in the amputation of both of his arms. Lifeway Chicago / EHLS was contacted shortly after the injury to assist in improving his mobility at home.
Accessible Bathroom for Mike G. (Multiple Sclerosis)
Bathroom modifications allowed a Wheeling, IL resident with multiple sclerosis to roll up to his sink and take a normal shower independently.
Barrier-Free Shower for a Tenant in an Elderly Housing Complex
A tenant in an elderly housing complex had recently become a wheelchair user and could no longer get in or out of her bathtub safely.
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