The company says it is optimising steps to support adaptation teams and Occupational Therapists as the need for home adaptations remains undiminished.
The company says it can do so by whatever means are safe for all involved.
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It will be hosted by occupational therapist Kate Sheehan, former chair of the Royal College of Occupational Therapists Specialist Section on Housing.
AMP discovers how individual business offerings at Handicare and Closomat cater for their customers when it comes to toilet and bathing accessibility.
The toilet solutions provider is set to host the session on Thursday, April 30 at 11am.
The toilet was made with diabetes sufferers in mind, said Closomat, as loss of function in the limbs can make the task very difficult.
Closomat says it is utilising every available resource to ensure clients are supported throughout the COVID19 pandemic.
The Government has allocated £2m to NHS Trusts specifically to provide Changing Places assisted accessible toilets.
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.
