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Journal Article
Bathing systems: confronting today's realities
1996
Overview
A nursing home's bathing area, an operation that must combine high productivity with personal sensitivity, is a strong indicator of a facility's proper place in today's competitive marketplace. For this reason, cost-efficiency and marketability are increasingly important factors influencing the purchase of nursing home bathing equipment. The remarks of several representatives of bathing systems vendors as to how their companies are responding to these demands are presented. William Nass of Apollo Corp., for example, says Apollo offers a quick-fill reservoir device that allows a facility to bathe one resident while filling up the bath water for the next. This translates to a 90-second fill time versus several minutes for more conventional means.
