Tools Practical tools which can help people with disabilities complete everyday tasks include devices which help with reading and learning, such as automatic page turners, book holders and adapted pencil grips; adaptive switches and utensils to allow those with limited motor skills to eat, play games andĀ participate in...
A fall in the home could put you atĀ risk of injury, especially if you are elderly or have weaker bones or joints (which tends to happen as we age). Research shows that almostĀ 3 out of 4 falls occurs inside or close to the home, and 1 out of...
The aged care industry is a growing market. With the ageing population, demand for equipment and services will continue to increase. As a result, there are many different types of mobility products available on the market today. However, it can be hard to figure out which one is...
When a person is disabled, they are often faced with the challenge of getting around. Whether it's due to an injury or illness, there are many mobility products that can help disabled people go about their everyday tasks. Luckily, there are more options than you think when it...
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