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A hand pressing a medical alert button mounted on a bathroom wall, illustrating how emergency assistance can be easily accessed in high-risk areas like bathrooms.

Bathroom medical alert systems provide added safety in one of the most accident-prone areas of the home. Designed for quick access to help, bathroom medical alert systems ensure peace of mind for seniors and their families. In this guide, we’ll explore how these systems work, their benefits, and how they can make the bathroom a safer place for everyone.

Medical Alert buttons, pendants, and bracelets are waterproof and are meant to be kept on at all times. However, when showering and bathing people often remove their alert devices. Unfortunately, the bathroom can be a perilous place for seniors. According to a University of Michigan Health System study, one third of participants had trouble climbing in and out of the shower or tub. According to Susan L. Murphy, ScD, OTR, an occupational therapist and research assistant professor with the University of Michigan Medical School�s Division of Geriatric Medicine, “For older adults, losing the ability to bathe is associated with having falls, fracturing bones, and even being admitted to a nursing home. It is important that we take steps to help to prevent bathing disability before it occurs.”

If your loved one does want to remove their medical alert necklace when showering or bathing, how can they still remain safe? LifeStation has a simple and affordable solution to this problem. Bathroom and hallway alert buttons are available that operate on the same principles as the personal alert buttons worn on lanyards. A press of the button activates the two-way medical alert console, summoning immediate help. These buttons come with adhesive mounting so that they can be placed around the home. When placed low to the ground immediately outside a tub or shower, bathroom and hallway buttons are easily accessible in the event of a fall.

Bathroom buttons are recommended for other areas of the house that seniors are likely to remove their personal alert button, such as the bedroom and kitchen. Millions of seniors will fall out of bed this year doing something as seemingly simple as reaching for the tv remote, turning off the light, or trying to find glasses. A wall button placed next to the bed can be a lifesaver in this situation.

For maximum protection, personal alert buttons should be worn at all times in and around the house. However, we recognize that sometimes they will be taken off, particularly when bathing or sleeping. For less than $.15 per day, extra bathroom and hallway buttons are a great backup system for those times when your loved one just doesn’t want to wear their alert button.

Installing a bathroom medical alert system is one of the simplest yet most effective ways to enhance safety in the home. Bathrooms are often slippery and can be difficult to navigate, particularly for individuals with mobility challenges. With a medical alert system in place, you can ensure that help is readily available, even in the most vulnerable situations.

One of the biggest advantages of a bathroom medical alert system is the immediate access to emergency assistance it provides. In the event of a fall or accident, every second counts. Rather than attempting to reach a phone or call for help, individuals can press a waterproof button, often installed near the shower or toilet, to connect instantly with emergency responders or family members. This instant communication can provide not only faster response times but also added peace of mind for everyone involved.

When setting up a bathroom medical alert system, it’s important to consider strategic placement of the device. Position the alert button within easy reach, ideally in multiple locations if possible—such as by the shower, the toilet, and any other area where support may be needed. Waterproof alert buttons are recommended, as they’re designed to work even when exposed to moisture, ensuring they remain functional in wet conditions.

Another helpful addition is placing nonslip mats and grab bars around the bathroom. Combining these simple measures with a medical alert system can create a safer environment, reducing the risk of falls and enabling individuals to maintain their independence with confidence.

With the right bathroom medical alert system and safety features, seniors and individuals with mobility limitations can enjoy more security in their daily routines, knowing that help is always close by. Taking these steps brings not only greater safety but also a comforting sense of empowerment and peace of mind.

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