Bathing that supports recovery instead of interrupting it.
In post-acute and rehab, independence is the goal. Every task a patient can do themselves is progress. The bathing room should be part of that recovery, not a place where progress stalls.
Three things rehab settings need
Progressive independence
A patient who can enter a tub on their own is practicing the skill they need at home. The right system lets them do that safely, weeks earlier.
Therapeutic value
Warm water and hydromassage support circulation and comfort. For patients working through stiffness and pain, a real bath does something a bed bath cannot.
Shorter stays, more turnover
Higher patient throughput means the bathing room runs harder. Rapid Fill™ and simple controls keep it moving.
What we hear from rehab teams
Patients at mixed mobility levels
The same unit serves someone two days post-op and someone about to discharge. Having both an assisted and a walk-in system means you match the equipment to where the patient is today.
Therapy time is scarce
Bathing should not consume a therapy slot. Faster fills and one-person operation give that time back.
Documentation and compliance
Written cleaning procedures, EPA-registered products, and third-party listed equipment — the documentation is there when a surveyor asks.
Two systems, matched to who your residents are
Advantage™ Bathing System
For patients who still need assisted, seated transfer. Level Glide™ moves them without a lift, and staff stay out of the lifting equation.
ReGen™ Walk-In Spa
For patients practicing independence. Low threshold and a wide door let them enter on their own — the same motion they will use at home.
Tell us about your residents and your room
We’ll tell you which system fits, what it costs, and what your room needs. Financing is available if the timing and the budget cycle don’t line up.