Part 4 of Making the home safer for seniors and those with disabilities relates to living spaces in the home. Make sure that living rooms and common areas are designed with safety first, to reduce the risk of an injury…
Making the Home Safer for Seniors and Those with Disabilities: A 5-Part Series Part 3 of the series, Making the home safer for seniors and those with disabilities, focuses on creating safer bathrooms for better peace of mind. Seniors, loved…
Making the home safer for seniors and those with disabilities, part 2, covers bedroom design that overcomes common accessibility issues. Since falls impact over one-third of seniors widely, attention to key details such as flooring, bed-height, and lighting, is integral…
Making the home safer for seniors and those with disabilities is a concern all caregivers share. In this first of a five-part series, we explore the components to a well thought out kitchen. Rethinking the kitchen with a view to…
Reducing falls for seniors includes modifications around the home, from trouble-free toilets to getting rid of throw rugs that could cause injury. The costs of a fall could be as high as a fatality, as it is estimated that an…
Brain injury is one of the contributing factors to mobility issues, potentially causing brain dysfunction that affects speech, memory, and movement. Mobility aids can often help poor balance, weakened muscles and uncontrolled movements that impact coordination and autonomy. A traumatic…
When consumers consider mobility aids, know that patient safety is on the top of our list- and should be on the top of the buyer’s also. Pay attention to the things that matter when shopping, like being treated with dignity…
Mobility experts explain the differences between ramps and vertical platform lifts, which comes down to differences in convenience, configurations, cohesion, complexities, consumer-friendliness, costs, and curb appeal. Lifts win hands-down in most categories. When it comes to access, mobility devices are…
Prospective mobility product buyers may wonder what goes into our recommendations viewed online. Customers laud the assessment, installation, service and support of our mobility aids, as well as the quality of the merchandise sold. Investing in mobility devices should not…
Some ways how we help seniors stay independent surround accessibility, assistance, autonomy, activities of daily living, aging-in-place, and thorough assessment. Mobility aids foster independence, which can improve overall quality of life. This February, celebrate National Senior Independence Month by fostering…