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Assisted Baths & Specialist Bathing Equipment | Medaco

Assisted bathing helps improve outcomes for service users and creates a safer, easier working environment for carers and nursing staff. As an experienced assisted bathing company, Medaco supplies a wide range of assisted baths and assistive bathing equipment for care homes, hospitals and hospices to suit every level of need.

Our range includes height-adjustable baths, tilting and motion baths, dementia-friendly baths, and baths with built-in changing tables, helping you create a care home bathroom that works for both low and high dependency users.

Each assisted bath can be paired with our choice of ceiling hoists and bath hoists for a safer, more dignified transfer into the bath, for both the service user and the carer.

Oxford Mermaid Bath Hoist
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Astor Avero Comfort S Bath
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Astor Compact Plus DC Bath
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Astor Motion G Bath
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Reval Topaz Bath Hoist
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Reval Cocoon Ergo Bath
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Reval Transcare Bath
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Reval Caprice Bath
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Astor Senta Bath Hoist
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Reval Cocoon Keyhole Bath
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Assisted Baths & Specialist Bathing Equipment | FAQs

Types of Assisted Baths

Medaco supplies a full range of assisted bathing equipment to suit different needs and care settings. Height-adjustable, high-low baths raise and lower to reduce manual handling and protect carers. Tilting and motion baths help position the bather comfortably, while reclining options such as the Reval Caprice Bath create a calmer, spa-like experience. For dementia care, dementia-friendly designs like the Astor Compact Plus DC Bath add safety features such as auto lockout and temperature control. To compare popular models, read our guide to the best assisted baths on the market.

Choosing the Right Assisted Bath

The right assisted bath depends on the dependency levels of your service users, the space in your bathroom, and the safe working load you need. Specialist baths for the disabled and assisted baths for nursing homes often have to suit many residents, so it helps to plan for a range of needs. Our guide to assisted bathing solutions for care homes covers five important things to consider before you buy.

Assisted Baths and Hoists

A safe transfer into the bath is just as important as the bath itself. Our assisted baths work with bath hoists such as the Astor Senta Bath Hoist, as well as our ceiling hoists and mobile hoists, so you can choose the transfer method that best suits the bathroom and the user. The right patient sling completes a comfortable, dignified transfer.

Bathroom Design and Installation

Fitting an assisted bath is about more than the equipment. Whether you are planning a care home bathroom or a retirement home bathroom, Medaco offers a free site survey, bespoke bathroom design and full installation by trained engineers, followed by product training for your team. Learn more about our assisted bath installation service.

Servicing, Maintenance and Compliance

Assisted baths and their integrated hoists and seats are work equipment, so they should be serviced regularly and kept compliant under PUWER, with LOLER examinations where lifting equipment is involved. Medaco offers servicing and maintenance agreements that keep your bathing equipment safe and in good working order. You can also read about the difference between a LOLER inspection and an annual service.

What is assisted bathing?

Assisted bathing is bathing supported by specialist equipment and trained carers. Assisted baths and bath hoists make it safer and more comfortable to bathe people who cannot use a standard bath independently.

What are the benefits of assisted bathing for service users and carers?

For service users, assisted bathing supports comfort, hygiene, relaxation and dignity. For carers, height-adjustable baths and hoists reduce manual handling, lower the risk of injury, and make personal care easier to deliver.

Who can benefit from an assisted bathing solution?

Assisted bathing suits people with limited mobility, including elderly residents, people living with dementia, and high dependency users in care homes, hospitals and hospices.

How do I choose the right assisted bath for my care environment?

Consider your service users’ dependency levels, the space available, the safe working load, and whether features such as tilting, reclining or dementia-friendly controls are needed. Our team can carry out a free survey and demonstration to help you choose.

What is the difference between a standard bath and an assisted bath?

A standard bath is fixed and hard to access for people with limited mobility. An assisted bath is designed for care, with features such as height adjustment, powered seats, easy-access doors and hoist compatibility for a safer transfer.

Do assisted baths require specialist installation?

Yes. Assisted baths usually need professional installation to manage plumbing, fitting and safe positioning. Medaco provides a site survey, bathroom design and full installation, plus ongoing servicing.

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