A chair-height seat: Ideal for those who struggle to stand for extended periods, providing comfort and support. Grab bars: Strategically placed on shower walls to prevent falls and offer additional balance support. Shower caddy: Ensures easy access to shower essentials, contributing to an overall safer bathing experience.

The most accessible, though likely the most expensive option, is a roll-in shower, a type of walk-in shower that eliminates the need to step over a lip to enter and exit the bathing area. Roll-in showers provide a flat and level entry that allows someone using a wheelchair or walker to enter without difficulty.

A curbless shower can make the transition from wheelchair to shower seat simple and easy for the senior and the caregiver. Walk-in bath tubs are another popular option, as they are much easier to access than traditional tubs and most have a built-in seat as well.