It is generally accepted that elders who live in their own homes provide the best quality of care. However, bathrooms and other areas can make the home a hazardous environment. You may have a greater chance of your loved one falling if they are in need of dementia care or have mobility issues. These are some ways to make your loved ones' bathroom safer. 1. Tiles and Anti-Slip Mats The majority of falls happen in the shower or bathtub. An anti-slip rug is a good choice because the area gets lots of soap and water. These can be used next to the sink, near the toilet's entrance and the toilet. If you're building a bathroom from scratch, install slip-resistant tiles. This can be used in all rooms or in the shower. An anti-slip coating enhances safety. Non-slip adhesive taps can be helpful as well, mainly when placed around the basin's boundaries. They keep the hand from sliding if the hands grab the tape for balance. These tape strips could be used visually to limit slipper