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80 Evaluation Tools PART B Please provide comments related to types of devices sold, brochures available, location of device in store, for support, etc.: 1. Comments related to grab bars: 2. Comments related to bath benches: 3. Comments related to non-slip mats for inside the tub/shower: 4. Comments related to non-slip mats for outside the tub/shower: Tools for Living Well Evaluation Tool 5
Evaluation Tools Evaluation Tool 6: Hotelier Followup Interview Date:___________________ Name of interview participant: __________________________________________ Name of business: __________________________ Location/Address: ___________________ Business type (e.g. hotel, motel, bed and breakfast, other) ________________________________ 1. Approximately what percentage of your customers that you deal with are older adults (over the age of 60)? _____ % ___Don’t know 2. Most of your customers speak: ___English ___French ___Other ___Don’t know 3. How many rooms do you have? _______ 4. Do you have any rooms designated as fully accessible? ___No ___Yes…if yes, how many? _______ ___Don’t know 5. Are the following available in your establishment? Assistive Device No Yes, in all rooms Grab bars in bathtubs Bath bench or seat Non-slip bath mat for outside the tub/shower Non-slip bath mat for inside the tub/shower Yes, in certain rooms or upon request Comments Tools for Living Well 81
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