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Personal Mobility Equipment
These include grab bars, shower chairs or benches, handheld showerheads, bath lifts, and non-slip bath mats to assist individuals with mobility or balance issues during bathing.
Toilet seat risers, grab bars, and raised toilet seats are designed to help individuals with mobility difficulties in using the toilet independently and safely.
Devices such as button hooks, zipper pulls, and dressing sticks can assist individuals with limited dexterity or hand coordination to manipulate buttons, zippers, and clothing fasteners.
Adaptive gaming devices and controllers are designed to accommodate individuals with mobility limitations, enabling them to play video games. These devices may include specialized controllers with larger buttons, joysticks, or voice control options.
Long-handled brushes, sponges, or combs can help individuals with limited reach or mobility to maintain personal hygiene without assistance.
Canes, walkers, crutches, and wheelchairs enable individuals with mobility impairments to move around safely and maintain balance and stability.
This includes items like bed rails, bed alarms, and floor mats with pressure sensors that help prevent falls and provide a warning if an individual attempts to leave the bed unassisted.
Pill organizers, automated pill dispensers, and medication reminder systems can help individuals manage their medications effectively and avoid missed doses.
Devices like hearing aids, amplifiers, closed-captioning systems, and visual alert systems are designed to assist individuals with hearing or visual impairments, ensuring their safety and enhancing communication.
These include personal emergency response systems (PERS), which allow individuals to call for help in case of an emergency, as well as monitoring systems that detect smoke, carbon monoxide, or intrusions in the living environment.
Devices like GPS trackers or wearable alarms can enhance personal safety by providing location tracking and immediate access to emergency assistance.
It’s important to note that the specific assistive products required can vary based on an individual’s needs and abilities. Consulting with healthcare professionals or occupational therapists can help determine the most suitable products for personal care and safety.
This registration group refers to supports for products used in sports and other recreational activities. Other benefits include better physical and mental well-being, improved self-esteem and confidence, and higher levels of independence.
As example, specialized power wheelchairs., As an example of the latter, there is a product called Skoog which is designed to provide music therapy to children with developmental disability, allowing them to play music with their hands, elbows, knees, and head.
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