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Seabridge Bathing Walk-in Bathtub Resources
http://blog.seabridgebathing.com
Resources for the elderly and disabled (and those who care for them) live independently and comfortably.
- Added on: Aug 13th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Wayne Gerber
- Listed in: Home Improvement General Health
- Tags: walk in bath walk in bathtub wak in tub tub safety premier bath safety bath
Recent Posts
“Our salesman installer was excellent”
November 19, 2009 Our salesman installer was excellent in his courteous, fine, professional and kind conduct. He was also very articulate in doing a great job! The walk in experience plus the 16 jet massage therapy has made bathing easier. The sa...
Tai Chi Improves Knee Osteoarthritis Pain in Elderly
Elderly individuals who have osteoarthritis of the knee may experience improvement in pain and physical function if they practice Tai Chi regularly, according to researchers from Tufts University School of Medicine. Tai Chi may also help patients wit...
“We were particularly happy with the gentlemen who handled the installation”
October 25, 2009 Attn: Jason My wife and I would like to thank you and your staff for the wonderful way that we were treated during negotiations, the sales process and installation. We were particularly happy with the gentlemen who handled the instal...
Googling Fights Dementia, Study Suggests
Ker Than for National Geographic News Who would have thought? Using search engines may help stave off dementia and memory loss, a new brain-scan study suggests. Web Searching Reduces Dementia Scientists found that middle-aged and older adults with li...
Adaptive Skiing – “Sliding” on down
Anne Rader skis. Down mountains in Colorado. With MS. And Cerebral Palsy. With a little help from a “slider”. And skiing instructor Asa McKee. Watch to see how she does it. And to find out what a slider is. ...
Artificial intelligence aid for dementia sufferers
A form of artificial intelligence has been designed to help make life easier for people with dementia. Researchers have developed a computer system that reminds patients about their daily appointments. The computer-generated face known as MANA can ta...
