Walk-in Tub
For people who enjoy a real bath. You sit, the tub fills around you, and you can relax with warm hydro-massage jets, which many people choose for sore joints and circulation.
Bathe Safely and Independently at Home — Again
Walk-in tubs and safety showers for homeowners with limited mobility. Speak with a local specialist and get a free, no-obligation quote.
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This site is a free referral service that connects homeowners with independent local walk-in tub and safety shower providers. We do not install products ourselves and do not guarantee any work performed by providers. Calls may be recorded for quality purposes.
- Low step-in entry
- Built-in seat & grab bars
- Therapeutic hydro-massage jets
- Local, independent installers
80%of bathroom injuries are caused by falls, according to the CDC
Most Bathroom Injuries Happen Getting In or Out of the Tub
Injuries in or around the tub and shower are the most common, often while getting out. The risk goes up with age.
A walk-in tub removes the high tub wall. You step in through a low door that seals shut, sit on a seat at chair height and hold on to grab bars, on a floor made to resist slipping.
Talk to a Local Specialist (855) 235-1697Two Ways to Bathe Safely
Safety Walk-in Shower
For quick access with no waiting. No threshold to step over, room for a seat, and it can work with a wheelchair.
Not sure which fits your bathroom?
A local specialist looks at your space and how you like to bathe, then shows you both options.
Call (855) 235-1697
Built Around Safety and Comfort
Getting in and out
- Low-threshold door
- Step in over a low edge instead of climbing over a tub wall.
- Watertight door seal
- The door closes and latches against a seal before the tub fills.
- Seat at chair height
- Sit down to get in, and stay seated while you bathe.
- Grab bars
- Something solid to hold when you step in, sit and stand.
- Anti-slip floor
- A textured surface underfoot.
Comfort
- Hydro-massage water jets
- Warm water jets many people choose for sore joints.
- Air jets
- Softer bubbles that move gently over the body.
- Heated seat or backrest
- Keeps you warm while the tub fills and drains.
- Handheld shower
- Rinse off while you stay seated.
Peace of mind
- Quick-drain option
- Cuts the wait before you step out to a few minutes.
- Anti-scald temperature control
- Limits how hot the water can get.
What Does a Walk-in Tub Cost?
Most homeowners pay between $5,000 and $15,000 installed, and the national average is around $8,000 to $10,000. The price depends on the size, the options you choose and your existing plumbing.
What changes the price
- Size of the tub and of your bathroom space
- Options: water or air jets, heated seat, quick drain
- Plumbing: a walk-in tub holds about 50 to 80 gallons, so a larger water heater may be needed
The only way to know your exact price is a free assessment by a local specialist.
Ask about monthly financing and possible assistance options.
$5,000 to $15,000what most homeowners pay, installed
National average: around $8,000 to $10,000
Call (855) 235-1697- Free in-home assessment
- Ask about monthly financing
Does Medicare Cover Walk-in Tubs?
Here is the honest answer: Original Medicare (Parts A and B) generally does not cover walk-in tubs. They are not classified as durable medical equipment.
Some homeowners still find help. These are the options worth asking about:
None of these is automatic. Ask your local specialist about financing and possible assistance options.
Call to Discuss Your Options (855) 235-1697How It Works
The first call is a real conversation about your project, not a quick sales pitch.
Call us
Answer a few simple questions about your bathroom and your needs. It takes about 3 to 5 minutes.
Free in-home assessment
An independent local specialist takes measurements and shows you the models that fit your space.
Professional installation
Scheduled when it suits you. Many replacements are done in a few days.
Good to have handy when you call:
- your ZIP code
- roughly how big your current tub or shower is
- what matters most to you: bathing, showering, budget
Looking Into This for a Parent?
Many people start the search for a mom or dad. That is a kind thing to do.
The homeowner needs to be part of the decision. The easiest way is to call together, or share this number with your parent: (855) 235-1697.
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Is This Right for Me?
This service is for homeowners in the U.S. who are planning a new walk-in tub or safety shower installation. If you rent your home, please speak with your landlord first.
Questions People Ask Us
Another question? Ask it on the call. The specialist can answer for your home and your area.
Call (855) 235-1697How much does a walk-in tub cost?
Most homeowners pay between $5,000 and $15,000 installed; the national average is around $8,000 to $10,000. Size, options and plumbing change the price. For your exact price, call (855) 235-1697 for a free assessment.
Does Medicare pay for a walk-in tub?
Original Medicare (Parts A and B) generally does not, because walk-in tubs are not classified as durable medical equipment. Some Medicare Advantage plans, state Medicaid waivers, VA grants or a tax deduction may help in some cases. Call (855) 235-1697 to discuss your options.
How long does it take to fill and drain?
You sit down before the tub fills and wait for it to drain before you step out. Filling usually takes 6 to 15 minutes. A quick-drain option cuts the wait to a few minutes. Ask about it at (855) 235-1697.
Will I get cold while it fills?
A heated seat or backrest keeps you warm while the water rises and while it drains. You can ask which models offer it at (855) 235-1697.
Can the door leak?
The door closes and latches against a watertight seal before the tub fills. Correct installation matters, which is why the specialist measures your space first. Ask about the door seal warranty at (855) 235-1697.
Can it fit in my current bathtub space?
Often, yes. A standard 60 × 32 inch model fits most existing bathtub spaces. A specialist confirms it during the free assessment: call (855) 235-1697.
How long does installation take?
It depends on your bathroom and plumbing. Many replacements are done in a few days, scheduled when it suits you. Call (855) 235-1697 to plan yours.
Walk-in tub or walk-in shower: which is better for me?
A tub suits people who enjoy a long bath and hydro-massage jets. A walk-in shower suits wheelchair users and people who do not want to wait for the tub to fill. Talk it through at (855) 235-1697.
Is the consultation really free?
Yes. The phone consultation and the in-home assessment are free, with no obligation to buy. Call (855) 235-1697.
Who will I be speaking with?
A local, independent specialist who serves your area. We are a referral service and do not install anything ourselves. Call (855) 235-1697.
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Take the First Step Toward a Safer Bathroom
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(855) 235-1697 Call Now for Your Free Quote: (855) 235-1697For homeowners · Free consultation · No obligation
This site is a free referral service that connects homeowners with independent local walk-in tub and safety shower providers. We do not install products ourselves and do not guarantee any work performed by providers. Calls may be recorded for quality purposes.