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Chronic Health Conditions Discussion and Support

yellowdogintexas

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2. our local Y has a chair lift for the hot tub.

Reply to exboyfil (Original post)

Wed Mar 23, 2022, 11:35 AM

Mar 2022

the user sits in the chair and it is lowered into the tub, then lifts the patient out when the session is over.

It is made of canvas straps, like a seat sling for climbing and repelling so it works fine in the water.

Wheelchairs can be used, since the entire path to the pool has ramps, not stairs.

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A business model for zero entry commercial hot tubs [View all] exboyfil Mar 2022 OP

There are "walk-in" tubs the size of a standard shower stall. TygrBright Mar 2022 #1

our local Y has a chair lift for the hot tub. yellowdogintexas Mar 2022 #2