Leg lifters are simple strap-and-loop devices that help you move a leg you can’t easily lift yourself — into bed, out of a car, or over the side of a bathtub. You slip the loop around your foot or ankle, hold the strap or handle, and use your arms to guide the leg where it […]
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Air compression leg massagers use inflatable chambers built into a boot or sleeve to apply rhythmic, sequential pressure up the leg. The squeeze-and-release cycle mimics the muscle-pump action your calves normally provide when you walk, which is exactly why it’s used both for everyday leg fatigue and, in a hospital setting, to support circulation in […]
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Sock aids are simple dressing tools that let you pull on socks or stockings without bending down to reach your feet. If arthritis, a recent hip or knee replacement, chronic back pain, limited mobility, or late-pregnancy makes reaching your feet painful or impossible, a sock aid hands that independence back — no caregiver required just […]
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Aquatic exercise is a trending phenomenon, particularly in United States because it is low-impact and has numerous health benefits (Source). In particular, pool bikes, which are stationary aquatic bikes, are ideal exercise equipment for fitness training & physical rehabilitation (Source). These ergonomic pool bikes provide similar cardiovascular benefits to spinning classes, which are all the rage now, […]
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Power lift recliners are reclining sofa-style chairs that are equipped with a lifting function to help the sitter get up from the chair (Source). They’re a great option for disabled and elderly individuals who need helping getting into and out of seats. They’re equipped with simple remote controls to adjust the recline and lift of the chair […]
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Communication is essential, especially for the elderly who rely on important family relationships in their advanced age (Source). With aging comes impaired vision, hearing and sometimes cognitive ability, so it is important that a phone is equipped to meet the vision and hearing needs of senior citizens.Design DifferencesTelephones that are suffering from impaired vision typically feature large, […]
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Oxygen carts, also known as cylinder carts, are designed to transport life-sustaining oxygen cylinders and canisters from one area to another (Source). If you or a loved one depend on an oxygen tank, you are well aware of how cumbersome it can be to carry them in a bag or by hand. Purchasing a rolling oxygen cart, […]
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Calendar clocks are fantastic tools for people suffering from cognitive impairments, memory loss, impaired vision and for the elderly in general (Source). They reduce an individuals’ anxiety and help caregivers to stick to comfortingly dependable schedules. Calendar clocks for elderly or impaired individuals will prominently display the time, month, day and date (Source). Many of them also […]
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Portable video magnifiers are great vision aids for people with macular degeneration and other low vision impairments. They provide a handy way to magnify newspaper text, menus, maps, recipes as well as prescription medication labels. The ViSee 4.3″ is our favorite of the bunch on the market today. It comes with A large 4.3 inch LCD display screen […]
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The Hugo Elite Rollator Walker is designed by Hugo Mobility and is one of their more high-end product offerings. It features 8-inch wheels, an 18 lb frame, height adjustable handles that can accommodate people as short as 4’3″ and as tall as 6’2″. Its open dimensions are 27.5″ x 24″ x 30″ and it’s folded dimensions […]
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