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Handrails for the shower

Bones, Joints & Muscles | Last Active: Apr 15, 2023 | Replies (12)

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I tried the suction cup type rails initially, but they didn't stay in place. Then we learned that there was a man who would drill the holes and install the bars wherever we wanted then for less than $100. We put a vertical bar at the step into the shower which I use everytime. It is very sturdy. We also put long horizonal bar at the back of the shower to grab incase I slip. Have you called medical supply store to see if they can recommend someone to install grab bars?

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I have not yet looked into pricing, where to get , who to install, or even if once installed it needs inspection by some safety pro to be Medicare covered.
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Although many symptoms have ebbed incredibly via PT, I still have issues with sciatic and arthritis in the center of my right foot, and they each cause/require a slightly different 'limp' that oft has me feeling a little less steady that I want.
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And should I be AT ALL iffy at the start, I do have a shower chair.