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Making sure your home is accessible is one of the best things you can do for yourself as a wheelchair user.
An accessible home allows for independence and is better for your overall mental and physical health. You may be wondering, “How do I adapt my bathroom to be wheelchair accessible?” Or, “How should I arrange my kitchen for cooking in a wheelchair?”
These accessible home articles will give you more information on topics like:
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For people who become disabled and want to continue living in their own home, there is often a problem with the stairs. Unless you live in a bungalow or single-floor apartment, stairs are commonplace in many residential properties, and they can pose problems for disabled or elderly people. Rather than limiting your life to a […]
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For somebody who becomes disabled through illness, an accident, or age, it can be very difficult to deal with living in an inaccessible home. If stairs have never been a problem before, or those steps up to your front door never bothered you, it can be a shock to find yourself unable to get around […]
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It is essential that disabled people feel they have control when in the bathroom. Mobility aids for bathroom are available that can help to guarantee this degree of control and support, and they are absolutely vital to ensure that disabled people feel independent when using the facilities. Using the toilet, or having a bath or […]
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Using the bathroom as a disabled person is not always straightforward. There is a lot of aspects to take into account apart form the disabled toilet seat. It may feel awkward to need help in this area, but thankfully there is equipment available, which can make using the bathroom a more streamlined experience. We might […]
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