Affordable Solutions for Your Bathing Safety
We all want to remain in our own home, enjoying an independent life style. One of the most important aspects of our independence is bathing. Unfortunately, it is in the bathtub where most falls occur; because we are trying to climb over a bathutb wall or because we have slipped on the surface of the bathtub.
1EzBath`s products are aimed at providing you with accessible bathing, so that you no longer need to step over a bathtub wall. We can add a safety rail to give you added support when entering and exiting your tub and because we don`t want you to slip and fall, we can treat your bathtub with an unsurpassed anti-slip coating.
"Help Protect Your Loved Ones"
 
An innovative product/ installation method that removes a portion of your bathtub wall replacing the opening with a door to allow accessible bathing and retain the use of your bathtub.
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Canadian made walk in bathtubs with a variety of upright and low profile walk in bathtubs for private residential & care home use.
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Anti-slip treatment applied to fiberglass
or porcelain bathtubs to eliminate slippery surfaces
Safety support rails are easily attached to your tub to assist in getting in and out of the bathtub
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An alternative to a raised toilet seat - a spacer that lifts the base of the toilet up 3.5" - a hygienic, comfortable, economical and safe solution for those who have difficulty sitting and rising from a seated position.
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Financial Assistance Available....Do You Qualify? |
- The Home Adaptations for for Independence (HAFI)p rovides financial assistance to help eligible low-income seniors and people with disabilities in British Columbia to continue to live in the comfort of their home.
- You may be able to claim Safety Bath products as a medical expense on your personal income tax. The Disability Tax Credit Form T2201E is available as a pdf document.
- In January 2009, the Canadian government introduced the Home Renovation Tax Credit on work performed or goods acquired in the process of home renovations. The purchase and installation of Safety Bath products can be used for the HRTC. More information on the HRTC is available here.
- The Residential Rehabilitation Assistance Program (RRAP) for Persons with Disabilities offers financial assistance to homeowners and landlords to undertake accessibility work to modify dwellings occupied or intended for occupancy by low-income persons with disabilities.
- If you are a Veteran, Canadian Veterans Independence Services may be able to assist you with home adaptations to modify things like bathrooms, kitchens and doorways.
- Investigate your personal health insurance plan
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