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Make Daily Life More Dignified and Much Easier

Bathing is something that most folks do every day. By making the daily cleaning of yourself easier, you are able to make your life more dignified, and much more gratifying knowing you can take care of yourself, with no need of external help or nurses to do.

Avoid Breaking Bones from Falling Down

Getting in and out of the tub is among the most dangerous activities aged individuals can do. You can greatly reduce the change of a serious injury from slipping and falling by switching for a more reachable tub. One serious harm can significantly lower lifespan and your freedom.

Add Resale Value to Your Casper House

With an aging baby boomer population, mobility assistive devices and equipment already installed in a Casper dwelling will likely be very appealing to this demographic. By adding mobility devices to your bathroom, you make it significantly easier to sell when the time comes, and can greatly increase the resale value of your Wyoming house.

Increase your Wyoming home's resale value, and make daily life much easier for anyone with mobility or balance issues.

Casper

Is it true that the hazard of falling and slipping in the toilet make you frightened of living?

Do you need additional help washing and cleaning due to the risk of falling in the tub?

We’re proud to put in walk-in showers and bathtubs for the great individuals of Casper, to make ordinary living easier. Our highly trained technicians here at Cain’s Mobility WY can have a new shower set up all prepared to go in your Casper dwelling within a day or two!

Raise your Casper Home’s Resale Value to An Increasing Baby Boomer Population.

As more and more of the baby boomer population in Wyoming are becoming older, mobility gear will become a larger and larger selling point for the purchase of Casper houses.

By installing a walk in tub in your Casper house, you’ll not only make living easier right now, but would set up your home to be more valuable later on.

Every walk in tub can considerably increase your Wyoming attractiveness and home’s resale to aging people.

Give our Casper team a call to find out precisely how much the resale value of your home would increase from a new installation.

Quit Worrying about Slipping and Falling in the Bathroom, and Get Equilibrium and Equilibrium.

Are you worried about yourself or your loved one getting in or out of the shower by themselves?

One of the biggest worries for aged individuals living in Casper is the risk of slipping and falling when getting in or out of the shower.

With a walk in bathtub, you can stop worrying about that chance, because the washing procedure will probably be safe and simple .

Now you can get in and out much easier, and have significantly more equilibrium and stability, without having to step out so high over the side.

Make Living Independently in Wyoming Safe and Fun!

For several citizens that are aging, being able to reside in their own home for so long as possible is the very best way to keep pride and dignity in their lives.

As people age, parts of their bodies begin to break down, plus it becomes dangerous to dwell alone without additional help in the rare instance that something occurs.

For a lot of aged folks, this means eventually having to move away from the Casper dwelling they have lived in for many years and love, and into a Wyoming retirement or care facility that is sterile, unknown and not nearly the same as their own home in Casper.

By preventing slips and falls in the bathroom with a fresh walk-in bathtub, aged folks will soon manage to stay within their own home for longer, and enjoy the life they’ve lived for a long time.

Frequently Asked Questions


1) How much do walk-in bathtubs cost in Casper?

A walk in tub in Casper typically ranges in price from $1,700 to over $30,000. The cost also varies depending on whether you select fiberglass or acrylic bathtubs. Everyone is different and making sure that a walk-in bath works for a person's unique position is quite essential as it's generally replacing a bathtub or bath assembly that's not satisfying their needs. A great walk in bath runs between $3,000 and $8,000 installed. Some suppliers provide monthly premiums or a cash bonus.

2) How do walk-in tubs drain?

Some systems employ a gravitation only drainage system, while other manufacturers offer power-assisted drainage systems. Generally, the drainage system in a walk-in tub is attached to the normal tub drain, which is threaded into a flat conduit called a waste shoe. The shoe is sealed under its flange with a foam washer or putty. The big difference is that manufacturers have attempted to decrease the waiting time since sitting there waiting for the water to drain can leave a bather feeling cooled since a bather cannot leave the bath until all of the water is drained. Some characteristics may cost you more, so it's always a good idea to ask. Finally, get to be aware of the difference between frameless tubs and framed tubs since because they do not alter the drain height of your existing tub frameless tubs often drain quicker than framed baths. Framed tubs are made on a steel framework and the bottom of the tub is dangled off the ground. Frameless tubs are made with an extra-strength form that does not demand a steel framework and the bottom of the bathtub isn't suspended in the air.

3) Do these tubs use more water than conventional tubs?

Yes. A walk-in tub is generally taller than an average bath tub, which comprises about 2 1/2 feet of water on average. Some makers say if a typical shower is 7 minutes that you just use exactly the same quantity of water as a typical shower and you also use 7 gallons of water a minute. Most of the walk-in baths on the market have a 40-80 gallon capacity. The truth is, many manufacturers recommend that you have a hot water tank that fits at least 50 gallons, though some tubs will operate effectively should you fill them with 40-60 gallons.

4) Will AETNA cover the cost of equipment and installation in Wyoming?

Aetna will not cover walkin tubs under their traditional plans in Wyoming. They normally follow Medicare's standards for durable medical equipment (DME) items used in the restroom. In the event the member is bed- confined or room - some DMEs are considered necessary, rather than a public toilet. DMEs are considered medically necessary if it is vital for daily tasks and is primarily medical in nature. Since bathing is considered a daily living action and considered vital, Aetna lists bathroom items which are unable to transfer to and from a bath or considered medically necessary if a member is not able to bathe or shower without being seated.

5) Will Medicare cover the cost of equipment and installation in Wyoming?

Medicare will not cover walk-in tub equipment and installation prices in Wyoming, since they're dwelling alterations, not durable medical equipment. Durable medical equipment will not include physical changes to a home, just medical gear and supplies which are accustomed to help a patient in and out of bed or a seat, or make use of a shower or bathtub safer and easier. Consumer Affairs suggests that you might wish to contact Medicare to see if (for freedom safety reasons) a walk in bathtub is justified to ascertain if the equipment can be somewhat compensated. More often than not, they won't cover it. But if you're qualified for Medicaid, the program in your state may give you some financial assistance for a walk in bathtub. You may be eligible for a Home and Community Based Service (HCBS) waiver to play for certain specialized medical equipment and accessibility modifications. In case you are a recipient of Medicare and Medicaid, you need to also consider the Dual-Eligible Special Needs Plan. Medicaid offers a complete listing of waivers applicable to the elderly that we suggest that you review. Also, contact your Casper or Wyoming Area Agency on Aging (AAA) to explore Medicaid Waivers and financial options for long term care.

6) Will AARP cover the cost of equipment and installation?

AARP isn't a provider of insurance, but contracts with insurers to make coverage available to AARP members. AARP will not make health plan recommendations for people and does not cover the price of walk in bathtubs or some health needs. AARP does provide accessibility to healthcare tools and coverage like other health plans and Medicare Supplement Insurance to members as a resource, but third parties provide member advantages. Check with the plans that are recorded in Wyoming under the membership services of AARP.

7) Are there any kits available for installing my own walk-in tub?

Yes, manufacturers do offer do it yourself installations of a bathroom conversion kit. Depending on whether you have the best tools and technical acquaintance with the instruments, it's not impossible. Nonetheless, many times, someone thinks it's definitely going to be cheap to buy all the proper tools. These tools may be expensive, so make sure you compare the expense of purchasing all of the tools and the price of your time learning how to install the kit with the expense of a professional installation. Then the directions may seem fairly simple, if you are someone who does a lot of home improvements. Simply make sure they analyze the unit in line with the manufacturer's directions and the unit you bought did not get harmed during transport.

8) Can I choose the color / style to match my interior decoration?

Yes. Walk in tubs can be personalized to your preference. Check with the producers about Wyoming options. Some offer colors that are uniform with most toilets. Picking the right walk in bathtub for you means discussing the variety of sizes, styles and layouts to ensure it satisfies your own special needs and room requirements. You may need to pay an additional fee for a custom colour since most producers make tubs in cream and white.

9) Is there a way to get Jacuzzi jets in my tub?

Yes. Be mindful of the quantity of water and also atmosphere that comes out of the jets to make sure it's the appropriate amount that will soothe your sore muscles and aches using a massage sense. Jets may be positioned to target specific areas to provide for the best effects. Many Casper customers take pleasure in the therapeutic effect of having jets installed in their own walk-in bathtub for a wide range of health conditions that benefit from the relaxation that is added.

10) What sort of guarantees are there that these tubs won’t leak and damage my Casper house?

Consumer Affairs advocates that an owner that is initial purchase a lifetime warranty to give buyers peace of mind about escapes. Additionally, ask if the lifetime guarantee is extended to other owners too. For Wyoming house installments, this will probably be included for a set number of years.

11) Can I convert my existing bathtub into a walk-in one?

Yes. There are instructions available on the best way to convert your existing bathtub into a walk in bath. We advise that you understand the best way to make use of the tools that are appropriate in order that you don't end up with a non-working tub. There are businesses in Casper that understand the best way to turn your house along with your disability that is tub more reachable for less of an investment than other options. As installers, we know just how to point you in the proper direction, so please ask us for a consultation so we are able to assist you in making your house match your present wants, especially if you've recently become disabled or are providing an aged individual care-giving in their own house or your residence.

12) Will a tub like this look bad for my homeowner’s insurance in Wyoming?

Many upgraded homeowner's insurance policies protect against flooding from your plumbing and appliances. Check with your Casper homeowner's insurance to make sure it'll cover you against this kind of damage. You may require a house adjustment permit from the Casper, WY building department to put in a bath, particularly when walls have to be eliminated to coordinate with your toilet plans. Most importantly, you didn't get one AND somehow and if you needed a license your house suffers from damage from the installed walk-in bath, your homeowner's insurance may not cover your losses. In case you plan on selling your Casper dwelling, there are plenty of buyer beware messages out there which will steer potential buyers from your home since it does affect homeowner's insurance, if there have been any advancements without licenses. Buyers see their homeowners insurance and the permits as protections on their investments in houses.
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