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At first, you might assume that cutting an 18” wide opening in the side of a bathtub would ruin it, but think again. If the tub is unusable as a tub or shower because a person feels unsafe stepping over the side, or doesn’t use it for soaking because they can’t get up if they sit on the floor of the tub, what good is it? It is a big useless waste of space! Why not cut the side out of it, especially if you know what you are doing and you install a Tubcut™ which is strong, economical, and reversible?
This month, we visited our
friend Pam Jackson, the property Manager
at Harrison Heights Senior Village (402) 933-8080 to talk about her with the Tubcut™ we
did for some of the people who live there. We had three major questions for her
to determine if the process had been successful
1) Did the Tubcut™
improve the safety and independence of
the person who had to use it?
2) Was the
Tubcut™ good for helping her get the apartment filled, and for the community?
3) If the
opportunity arose, would she arrange a Tubcut™ for another person who needed or
wanted one?
The answers to all three questions were resoundingly positive. “[The Resident] doesn’t have
to worry about falling or anything like that when he gets into the tub, but the
option is also open where we have the piece and can put it back if another
resident wants the full tub…Our whole office likes it.”
We are
always thrilled to help out our friends at Harrison Heights, and help keep
their residents safe and independent. If you know people who could use a little
extra security getting in and out of the tub, but want to be able to convert it
back to a regular tub if need be, share the news, and share the video. The Tubcut™ is the economical solution they
need.