The HUD apartment building I live in has a provision for "reasonable accommodations"--modifications to an apartment if the resident has a medical need for them. I have applied for such an accommodation--a cutaway bathtub, which should end up looking something like this:

I had a rather bad fall a few years ago while exiting the bathtub. Since then I've been realizing that getting in and out of it is difficult because of my back and leg stiffness. I've installed two extra grab bars. I bought a special weighted cushion so I wouldn't have to drop down so far just to sit in the tub. I gave up on baths after a while and decided to enjoy showers.
There was still the problem of getting into and out of the tub.
The doctor has already done the paperwork, and so apparently have the building people. I will believe this when I see it, however, as plans for changes around here often get postponed or cancelled, usually due to budget concerns.