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Stay in Your Lifelong Home Significantly Longer and with More Mobility

Everybody wants in order to live independently, and have the capacity to look after themselves for so long as possible. With a new tub, you can add another year or two to having the capacity take care of yourself, to live in your own house, and be free to decide when you would like to bathe, not when you’re scheduled to.

Make Using the Bathtub Significantly Less Risky

The toilet is among the very most dangerous areas in the house for aged individuals. With a new walk in bath, you can make getting in and out of the shower each day that is much more secure and much safer. That reduces the risk of one of the very risky rooms in the home.

Prevent Becoming Seriously Injured from Slipping and Falling

Getting in and out of the bathtub is among the very dangerous tasks elderly individuals can do. By switching for a tub that is more reachable, you can considerably decrease the change of a serious injury from slipping and falling. One serious injury can significantly reduce lifespan and your freedom.

Our Laramie installers are ready to make your toilet safe again, by getting you the right gear so you could look after yourself.

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Would a slip and fall set you behind years of mobility and exercise?

We are proud to put in walk in bathtubs and showers for the great people of Laramie, to make regular living easier. Our highly trained technicians here at Cain’s Mobility WY can have a new shower set up all ready to go in your Laramie house within a couple of days!

Avoid Serious Injury that Could Shorten Your Lifespan Considerably

For a lot of elderly individuals residing in Laramie, bones could be broken by a single serious tumble, and significantly hinder freedom and exercise for many years to come. Every single day, this inactivity and deficiency of skill to proceed can substantially decrease your lifespan and overall happiness and freedom you have.

Among the simplest ways to stop injury is in the restroom, with new freedom equipment that make the procedure of bathing significantly less dangerous than before.

Thus give our Laramie team a call right away to find out ways to prevent serious injury like a busted hip, leg or back, and live and free for longer.

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

As more and more of the baby boomer population in Wyoming are getting old, freedom gear will become a bigger and bigger selling point for the purchase of Laramie houses.

By installing a walk in bathtub in your Laramie house, you’ll not only make living easier but would set up your home to be precious in the future.

Every walk in bathtub can significantly raise your Wyoming attractiveness and house’s resale to aging people.

Give our Laramie team a call to find out exactly how much the resale value of your house would grow from a fresh installation.

Stop Worrying about Slipping and Falling in the Restroom, and Get Equilibrium and Balance.

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

One of the biggest stresses for aged individuals living alone in Laramie is the danger of slipping and falling when getting in or out of the shower.

With a walk in tub, you can quit worrying about that chance, since the washing process will likely be safe and easy once more.

Now you can get in and out much easier, and have significantly more balance and stability, without needing to step out over the side.

Frequently Asked Questions


1) Will the cost of installation and equipment be covered by my disability in Wyoming?

If your handicap was due to a vehicle or work accident, check together with the right insurance carrier to determine if house adjustments resulting from your WY impairment are covered. Claims that contain Laramie dwelling modifications are not inadmissible in insurance resolutions. Someone qualifies for Social Security disability benefits when they have worked in work that was covered by Social Security and have a health condition that meets their definition of disability. Benefits could be insured if you are injured or on disability. Since SSI is a needs-based plan and an SSI recipient must have limited income and resources, qualification for the Plan for Achieving Self-Support (PASS) allows a person with a disability to attain an occupational goal. The money that is set aside under a PASS may be used for anything that contributes to an occupational objective and can be used to cover home adjustments through an SSI savings strategy. In case you are a veteran, the Department of Veterans' Affairs does offer individual plans that may help you deflect a number of the price. There are Wyoming home modification grants which are available that may provide you assistance for the installation and purchase of a walk in bath: (1) the Specially Adapted Housing (SAH) Grant; (2) the Special Home Variation (SHA) Grants; along with the Home Improvements and Structural Alterations (HISA) Grant. You can even ask in the event you are eligible for the which is modeled after Medicaid's Consumer Directed HCBS, or the VA Aid and Attendance, Housebound and other Pensions. Contact the VA and ask for VA form 26-4555 to make an application for a SAH or SHA grant. For advice on all VA benefits in Wyoming call 1 800 827 1000.

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

AARP is not a provider of insurance, but contracts with insurance companies to make coverage available to AARP members. AARP doesn't make people health plan recommendations and does not cover the expense of walk in bathtubs or some health needs. AARP does provide accessibility to health care tools and coverage like other health plans and Medicare Supplement Insurance to members as a resource, but third parties provide member benefits. Check with the plans that are recorded under AARP's membership services in Wyoming.

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

Yes. Check with the manufacturers about Wyoming alternatives. Shades that are uniform with most bathrooms are only offered by some. Selecting the right walk in bathtub for you means discussing the selection of layouts, sizes and styles to make sure it suits your own special needs and room requirements. You may need to pay an additional fee for a custom shade, since most producers make baths in white and cream.

4) How do walk in bathtubs work?

When you go into the walk in bathtub, you close the door and seal it by pulling on the handle toward you. Make sure that the handle is locked to be able to prevent any water decline. There are different types of handles depending on the model you decide to purchase. Be sure it's a handle which you can quickly function. Then, the floor drain shut and ensure the anti-scald device has been preset before using the bathtub. Your bath is prepared, once the tub fills to the desired depth. Be sure to familiarize yourself with the operating instructions to gauge which speed works best for your requirements, if you plan on using jets. Makers might also recommend a maximum time of use. Once you have finished your bath, turn the overflow knob or remove the drain determined by the kind of drain you need to drain the water. Pull on the tub handle and leave the tub.

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

Many updated homeowner's insurance policies protect against flooding from your plumbing and appliances. Check with your Laramie homeowner's insurance to be sure it will cover you against this sort of damage. You may require a home modification license from the Laramie, WY building department to set up a tub, particularly when walls need to be removed to match your bathroom plans. Most importantly, in case you needed a license and you didn't get one AND your house suffers from damage from the installed walk in bath, your homeowner's insurance may not cover your losses. If you plan on selling your Laramie house, there are heaps of buyer beware messages out there which will steer prospective buyers from your house since it does influence homeowner's insurance if there have been any developments without licenses. Buyers see the licenses and their homeowners insurance as protections on their investments in houses.

6) Can I make one of these myself?

Yes, but most individuals do not start from scratch, they begin with a bathtub conversion kit. There are instructions available on the best way to convert your existing bathtub into a walk in bath. We advise that you know the way to use the appropriate tools in order that you just don't end up with a non-working bathtub. There are businesses that understand just how to turn your home along with your tub more handicap accessible for less of an investment than alternatives. As Wyoming installers, we know the way to direct you in the proper course, so please ask us for a consultation so we are able to help you make your house fulfill your present needs, especially if you have recently become disabled or are supplying an aged person care-giving in their home or your residence.

7) How do walk-in tubs drain?

Some systems employ a gravitation simply drainage system, while other makers offer power-assisted drainage systems. Typically, the drainage system in a walk in bath is attached to the normal bathtub drain, which is threaded into a horizontal conduit called a waste shoe. The shoe is sealed with a foam washer or putty under its flange. Since a bather cannot leave the bath until all of the water is drained, the big difference is that since sitting there waiting for the water to drain can leave a bather feeling cooled, manufacturing companies have tried to reduce the waiting time. Some attributes may cost you more, therefore it is always wise to ask. Eventually, get to be aware of the difference between frameless tubs since frameless tubs tend to empty faster than framed tubs, because they do not alter the drain height of your existing bath and framed baths. Framed tubs are made on a steel frame and the bottom of the bathtub is hung off the floor. Frameless baths are made with an extra-strength form that doesn't demand a steel frame and the bottom of the bathtub isn't hung in the air.

8) What are some of the benefits of getting one?

The main advantage is the fact that it facilitates your mind in case you have mobility issues, because depending on your own circumstances, you have trouble getting into the bath without a low step threshold or can slip on a regular bath. By making bathing easier, the design of a walk in bath can likewise make it a lot more convenient for people who you depend on in your own life and help you live more independently. Sliding shower doors can pose a danger to elders or people that have mobility issues and the door for a walk in bath is conveniently made for ease of use. Besides the benefits of availability and safety, living independently in Laramie is a real issue for people experiencing freedom issues. Other advantages include enhanced comfort given all the features which are available to you personally. It alleviates the distress connected with common ailments. It is a popular choice for those who desire independence, love taking baths and want to feel safe and worry-free unimpeded by their freedom issue.

9) Do Walk-In Bathtubs Leak?

Yes, they can leak. Another common complaint from people who tried to save money and purchased an inferior quality tub stems from door flows. Make sure that the walk-in bathtub is strong and rigid to prevent any flex that inhibits a water tight door. Additionally, during the installation process, it's highly advised that the Wyoming installer never lift the bath by the pipes, since it can lead to leaks. Mishandling and also any damage that may have occurred during carrying can loosen appointments and cause leakage. Before using the walk-in tub, it is significant that the bathtub is tested by the installer properly according to the instruction manual. The water may have trouble emptying properly and may cause the door to leak, in case the tub isn't installed degree together with the supporting attributes supplied. Finally, make sure you comprehend the hazards linked to the positioning of your walk-in bathtub, especially alcoves, because they have special conditions to avert leaking.

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

Aetna doesn't insure walkin bathtubs under their traditional plans in Wyoming. Aetna doesn't cover walk in baths under their HMO and health network plans either. They usually follow Medicare's standards for durable medical equipment (DME) items used in the restroom. If the member is bed- confined or room - some DMEs are considered medically necessary, rather than a convenience. DMEs are considered medically necessary if it's needed for daily tasks and is primarily medical in nature. Since bathing considered vital and is considered a daily living activity, toilet items which are considered medically necessary if a member is not able to bathe or shower without being seated or incapable to transfer to and from a bathtub are listed by Aetna.

11) 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 proper tools and technical familiarity with the tools, it's not impossible. Nonetheless, many times, someone thinks it is definitely going to be inexpensive to purchase all the appropriate tools. These tools could be costly, so be sure you compare the price of purchasing all the tools and also the cost of your time learning just how to install the kit with the expense of a professional installation. Then the instructions might seem pretty simple, if you are someone who does a great deal of home improvements. Otherwise, you might want to save yourself the trouble and expense by investing in Laramie professionals who will install it properly. Simply make certain the unit you bought didn't get damaged during transportation and the unit is tested by them in line with the Maker 's directions.

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

Yes. A walk-in tub is not usually shorter than an average bath tub, which contains about 2 1/2 feet of water on average. Some makers say if a regular shower is 7 minutes that you just use the exact same quantity of water as a standard shower and you use 7 gallons of water a minute. Many of the walk-in tubs available on the market have a 40-80 gallon capacity. The truth is, many manufacturers advise that you've got a hot water tank that fits at least 50 gallons, although some tubs will function efficiently should you fill them with 40-60 gallons.
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