New technologies can go beyond lighting and flooring to address fall risks in key areas of healthcare facilities, according to an article on the FacilityCare website.
Bathrooms can present a significant challenges but new fixtures have been specifically designed to minimize water splashing on the bathroom floor.
Height-adjustable toilets are also available that are controlled by a manual crank or hand-held remote.
Support arms on toilets and grasping handles along sinks can help provide a stable service. A touch sensing grab bar activates an LED light automatically upon sensing a hand.
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