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We provide:
- A commitment to product quality and service
- A range of bathroom accessibility, conversion and remodeling options
- Training
- Technical support
- Manufacturing, tooling and product development expertise
- Product support and warranty protection
- Marketing support
Bathcrest Inc. has been an industry leader and innovative force in the bathroom remodeling industry for more than 30 years. Bathe Again Inc’s principal owner has almost 40 years of tooling and product development experience. We also have manufacturing capabilities.
Serving A Need
Defining the issues we are trying to resolve:
- how to create a safer bathroom environment for all ages by eliminating or reducing the number of slips and falls when bathing or showering
- how to enable individuals to remain self sufficient in their own home for as long as possible
- how to assist care givers; especially those providing in-home care
- how to create more flexibility in retirement and nursing homes
- how to offer a cost efficient way to add a step in shower to your home
- how to modify the bathroom in an environmentally friendly way
- how to reduce the potential of a slip or fall on vitreous surfaces
Our products are suited for use in:
- residential homes / apartments / vacation homes
- retirement homes
- nursing homes and short term care facilities
- long term care facilities
- hotels / motels / B&B’s
- commercial / retail facilities (Certainstep™)
Statistics – Elderly and Disabled
USA
US figures show 59.6 million people over the age of 55 (2002) and 35.9 million of those were over the age of 65 (2003). This represents 12% of the population. By 2030, the over 65 age group will represent approximately 20% of the population.
Approximately 54 million Americans age five or older have at least one disability (20% of total population). For more than a third of the individuals with disabilities, assistive technology is essential for them to be able to take care of themselves at home. About 21.2 million of this group has a disability that limits their ability to engage in basic physical activities such as walking, climbing stairs, reaching, lifting or carrying.
Canada
Canadian figures show 4.3 million people over the age of 65 (2006). This represents 13.7% of the population. By 2031 the over 65 age group will represent approximately 25% of the population.
Approximately 4.2 million Canadians over the age of 15 have some type of disability (16.6% of total population). Of those, over 60% need specialized aids to help with daily activities. More than 90,000 children between the ages of 5 and 14 need special aids for daily activities.
Falls are the number one cause for non-fatal hospital emergency room treatments and our products were designed to help to prevent some of these from happening.
The majority of disabled say that cost is to blame for their unmet specialized needs. Surveys also show that a significant number of people have no idea where to find the specialized aids they need.
Our products address this need better than any other alternative. Part of our objective is to educate and convey our product capabilities to these people.
Please contact us today for more information.
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