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A spa lift makes aquatic therapy more accessible
If you could benefit from the numerous benefits of a hot tub, but are unsure of your ability to get in and out of the spa safely, a spa lift may be for you. These essential accessibility products can greatly improve the lives of individuals with limited mobility.
Why Spa Lifts Matter
For Carolyn Tyler, an 81-year-old living with Parkinson’s disease, back injuries, arthritis, fibromyalgia and heart and lung difficulties a hot tub is not a luxury item, but a lifeline. Tyler relies on her spa and spa lift to maintain her independence and mobility. “I really don’t know how I would manage my health if I didn’t have this lift because I wouldn’t be able to exercise, which means I wouldn’t be able to do all the things I need to do on my own, taking care of myself,” Tyler explains.
Adam Fine, president of Accessible Construction, Inc., understands the true value of spa lifts. He installed Tyler’s lift and has witnessed firsthand how it enables individuals to take care of themselves and improve their overall health. While businesses prioritize ADA compliance, home users often struggle to find suitable options for incorporating accessibility into their residences. That’s where Aqua Creek Products steps in.
Aqua Creek Products: Your Source for Inclusive and Adaptive Spa Lifts
Based in Missoula, Montana, Aqua Creek Products is a manufacturer of pool and spa accessibility products. They offer two distinct lines of spa lifts: the remote-operated Spa
