Dignity Access has appointed Elliot Sayers as its new National Sales Manager - a newly established role that marks a significant step in the Company’s continued growth and success.
Cumberland Council has bought 4 WashPod temporary disabled wet rooms from Dignity Access, using funding awarded by the local Health & Wellbeing Board for hospital discharge. It has set up the Cumberland Home Improvement Agency to help with disabled aids and adaptations in the home and it will also help administer the deployment of the WashPods.
Here are our experiences of various Local Authority funding routes that have been used to buy WashPods to help others navigate their way through the complexities of the disability grants available to help with adaptations
The rapid installation of a WashPod temporary disabled wetroom has allowed Saffron Cresswell, a young, talented international event rider, to get home from hospital after a devasting fall at Defender Bramham Horse Trials left her paralysed from the waist down. “I would still be in hospital if I hadn’t been able to wash myself at […]
Dignity Access is now registered as a supplier on the Procurement for Housing Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) - a development which overcomes the problems that some Local Authorities may face in being able to specify WashPods which don’t naturally fit into their procurement templates.
The Dignity Access Charitable Venture is the Clive Deane WashPod, donated in Clive's memory by his wife Jay. It is provided free of charge to those with motor neurone disease and Christine from Wiltshire is the latest recipient.
Earlier this year, Alice’s mother had a severe stroke and required rehabilitation as an inpatient for a several months. When she was due to be discharged, Alice and her brothers were keen to get their mother back to her own home to familiar surroundings where she could live independently again. The installation of a Mini […]