The Government has allocated £2m to NHS Trusts specifically to provide Changing Places assisted accessible toilets.
Closomat says it is utilising every available resource to ensure clients are supported throughout the COVID19 pandemic.
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It means that retrofitting and adapting properties will be the scenario for the foreseeable future.
Responding to the data, Closomat detailed how the issue has hidden hygiene implications, particularly when going to the toilet.
Closomat detailed how as part of this, having a bathroom that is easy to use regardless of age and ability is paramount.
The company says its Palma Vita product overcomes any sensitivity about ‘disability’ aids due to its integrated douching and drying.
Closomat detailed how it wanted to help enable appropriate selection of toilet assistive technology as part of a home adaptation.
It detailed how a 46% rise in multi-generational households in less than ten years is set to continue.
In launching the document, Closomat outlined how it would be relevant in both domestic and residential care settings.
Some toilets may claim to be accessible but there are a number of key things to consider before they are truly accessible, a supplier says
