NEW MANAGE AT HOME WEBSITE DELIVERS SPEED AND FUNCTIONALITY
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E‘RE ALL USING websites in different ways, from different places and for different reasons. Mobility aids specialists Manage At Home have launched their latest online offering, developed around making product identification fast, easy and accurate, with features designed specifically to help users
navigate and browse products matching their individual needs. Built to display correctly on mobile, tablet and
desktop devices, the website features a completely redefined hierarchy, which in layman's terms means you can now browse either by need or by locations within the home. As an example, if you're looking for a bath lift, you can narrow your result by filtering to either fixed or reclining options, or even by colour, price and VAT relief eligibility. Importantly, Manage At Home now offers
special collections for specific needs. These currently include dementia friendly, bariatric and telecare selections, with plans in place to further develop these collections as a result of user research and product availability. If you prefer to select by brand, the individual brand
listing makes this easy. In addition, the new Product Pages include high quality product images viewable in a
light box overlay for added definition, with the ability to select and view colour choices and print specifications at the touch of a button. Manage At Home have also built in intuitive searching with search term suggestions relating to keywords. If you need a little more help, there's now a prominent Live Chat feature as well as a comprehensive Self Help Guide, designed to help users find solutions to specific issues. Accessibility is improved too, with a clear accessibility widget allowing users to enlarge the cursor, adjust contrast, enlarge text, highlight links and even read out the page.
Finally, there's a new Manage At Home blog, with
articles continuously updated covering a wide range of requirements and solutions for mobility issues.
Take a look now at
www.manageathome.co.uk or telephone 01484 945077.
HANG ABOUT IN THE BATHROOM
J
UST BECAUSE someone may need help in the bathroom doesn’t mean they have to sacrifice style.
Closomat, Britain’s market leader in supported
intimate care (
www.clos-o-mat.com), has taken that to heart. Its new look Lima Vita wall-hung toilet enables people to take advantage of the aesthetics and household cleaning benefits of a wall-hung WC, and simultaneously benefit from enhanced personal hygiene. Lima Vita does more: it is the only wall-hung
shower/wash dry toilet that can be accessorised to suit individual’s needs. Innovatively, accessories can be added when initially installed, and/or added retrospectively as needs change with time. The Lima Vita looks like, and can be used as, a
conventional wall-hung WC. It has hidden advantages over a traditional toilet. Its built-in washing and drying facilities mean there is no need to clean with toilet paper. This gives enhanced hygiene, and consistency of
cleanliness, without all the health and safety considerations of manually cleaning, or being wiped clean, with toilet paper. Being wall-hung, it can be installed at just the right
height to suit. There are no lips attaching it to the floor to trap dust and germs, so bathroom cleaning is simplified around and underneath. It also means, if there is underfloor heating, there is no risk of expensive pipework being damaged when the unit is fitted. Family-owned, Closomat was the first company to
market shower/wash dry toilets in the UK and is the longest-established provider in the country. It is also the only one that manufactures in Britain. It is also unique in its provision, in-house, in the UK, of
design advice, supply, installation, commissioning and after-sales service & maintenance. help, throughout.”
Details of Closomat’s assistive toilet care offerings, including ‘how it works’ videos etc, plus further case studies from real-life users, can be found on Closomat’s website
www.clos-o-mat.com.
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