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No, Medicare typically does not cover the cost of grab bars or their installation in your home. What is Medicare? Medicare is a federal health insurance program in the United States designed for people age 65 and older, as well as some younger people with disabilities. It’s the largest single source of health coverage for […]

No, suction cup grab bars are generally not ADA-approved. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) sets standards for accessibility in public and commercial buildings, which include requirements for grab bars in bathrooms.  Why are suction cup grab bars not ADA-approved? Suction cup grab bars fall short of ADA compliance for bathroom grab bars primarily due […]

No-drill / adhesive grab bars, also known as suction cup grab bars, can be safe for some applications; however, they are not as secure as grab bars that are permanently drilled into a wall. Why are adhesive/no-drill grab bars not as safe as drilled-in grab bars? There are a few key reasons why no-drill/adhesive grab […]

Removing grab bar covers usually involves finding the fasteners holding them in place and then carefully prying them off.  It is generally a fairly simple and straightforward task; however, this process can vary depending on the material and design of the grab bar and flange. What is the general process for removing grab bar covers? […]

Yes, in the United States, grab bars can potentially be tax deductible under certain conditions. Here’s the breakdown: For medical purposes: The key is if the grab bars are installed to address a specific medical condition or disability. If a doctor or qualified healthcare professional prescribes them to improve your safety and prevent falls, the […]