Safety Helps in the Shower
—– written by Gina Bowden, COTA/L ———-
This information is based on standard guidance and is intended to help you
think about the most effective way to modify your home for safety.
If you have questions about your specific situation, ask your doctor /medical care team.
Where to Place a Grab Bar and Other Helps
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