WashPod client, Saffron Cresswell, has made the transition from top eventer to top canoeist as she prepares to compete at the World Para Canoe Championship in Poland this weekend.
New Plans for Social Care Reform Last week, social care returned to the centre of national discussion, with the new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, focusing his attention on how the system could be reformed, funded and more closely connected with the NHS. It was welcome to hear Burnham emphasising the need for social care to […]
The recent BBC report highlighting that around 3,000 patients every day are experiencing “corridor care” in hospitals across England has once again shone a spotlight on the immense pressures facing the NHS. While the report suggests that around 20 trusts account for almost half of these cases, the reality is that patient flow challenges are […]
If you use Personal Budgets (PB) or Personal Health Budgets (PHB) to help your clients, then a WashPod™ modular disabled wetroom can easily be rented at only £225 a week to transform their lives at home and improve many medical outcomes. For those unfamiliar, in addition to the Disabled Facilities Grant that is managed by […]
Friday the 13th is often considered an inauspicious day but not for one family in need recently. Provided in just a week from enquiry to installation, this Mini WashPod™ temporary modular disabled wetroom provided an immediate and practical solution for an elderly relative returning home from hospital in a more fragile condition than he went […]
Dignity Access has been awarded TrustMark accreditation for the WashPod™ range of temporary, modular, disabled wetrooms. This is in the Bathroom Adaptations and Home Adaptations – Elderly and Disabled categories. This Government Endorsed Quality Scheme is designed to give consumers the reassurances that they are engaging with a thoroughly vetted organisation that meets required standards […]
Dignity Access Article on Ethical Selling Featured in Current Issue of Case Management Magazine Joanna Sale from Dignity Access has written an article in the current issue of Case Management Magazine that explores the ethics of suppliers who are selling to vulnerable people or those in crisis with an obvious focus on the healthcare market. […]
Dignity Access Counting the Cost of Care Counting Savings On The Cost Of Care Analysing how a WashPod™ Temporary Disabled Wetroom Can Save the Cost of Care Read More In the UK, the cost of care is rising faster than ever. According to Carehome.co.uk, the average price of a care home has reached around £1,500 […]
Not one, not two but three models of the unique WashPod temporary disabled wetroom will be on display at The OT Show 2025 in November. The Mini, Compact and Standard models will be available to view on the Dignity Access stand F54, right opposite Theatres 2 and 3. The WashPod range of disabled wetrooms offer […]
Today, Dignity Access was specially invited to attend a conference organised and hosted by CFG Law at Warwick University tackling the subject of “Life After Amputation: The Patient Journey”. The day examined the need for a collaborative approach and brought together more than 100 case managers, occupational therapists and NHS staff to listen to a […]