Ways to pay

Walk-in tub financing

Most walk-in tub companies offer payment plans. Read the fine print, especially on 0% offers.

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General information only. This page is not insurance, tax, benefits or legal advice. Program rules change and vary by state and plan. Confirm details with the program, your plan or a qualified advisor before you rely on them.

Common financing offers

  • KOHLER Walk-In Bath: 12 months no interest through GreenSky, subject to credit approval1.
  • American Standard: NCOA reports 12-month no-interest financing on purchases over $10,000 with at least 10% down, with 17.99% interest on any balance left after the promotion2.
  • Stores: NCOA reports Home Depot financing through Citibank and Lowe's through Synchrony.
  • Safe Step: financing for qualified buyers3.

Questions to ask about any plan

  • What is the interest rate after the promotion ends?
  • Is interest deferred? If you miss the payoff date, is interest charged back to the start?
  • Is there a down payment or a minimum purchase?
  • Is the price the same if I pay cash?

Other ways to pay

  • HSA or FSA funds, with a doctor's letter of medical necessity, per NCOA4.
  • A medical-expense tax deduction if you itemize. Only medical costs above 7.5% of adjusted gross income count, and the part of the cost that raises your home's value may not count5.
  • USDA Section 504 loans at 1% for eligible rural homeowners.

Before financing, compare at least two written quotes. See why quotes vary.

Sources

  1. Kohler Co., KOHLER Walk-In Bath: Price and Cost (offer dated through 2026-11-30). Accessed November 10, 2026.
  2. National Council on Aging (NCOA), American Standard Walk-In Tub Review (2025 review (no exact date shown)). Accessed November 10, 2026.
  3. SeniorLiving.org, Safe Step Walk-In Tubs Review and Costs (2026-02-27). Accessed November 10, 2026.
  4. National Council on Aging (NCOA), Does Medicare Cover Walk-In Tubs? Costs, Coverage & Alternatives (2026-10-27). Accessed November 10, 2026.
  5. Nolo, Deducting Medical Home Improvements. Accessed November 10, 2026.

Every price on this page comes from these sources through our published rate card. We open each source before citing it.