Stay Mobile For National Senior Citizens Day
Posted by Chelsea Shaffer on 8/18/2018 to
Walking Aids
On August 19, 1988, President Ronald Reagan gave a heartfelt speech on why the elderly should be praised and appreciated for all they’ve accomplished and achieved. This led to the National Senior Citizens Day to be made on August 21st.
Choosing and Using Canes and Crutches
Posted by Tanika on 5/20/2017 to
Walking Aids
Broken bones in your legs or feet, surgical procedures performed on your lower limbs, and stroke recovery are three circumstances that may make using crutches or a cane necessary. If one of these situations applies to you or someone you are providing care to, it is important to know how to properly choose and use these mobility aids. That is what we are going to share with you in this post.
Making the Most of Your Rollator
Posted by Tanika on 4/30/2017 to
Walking Aids
Technology makes it easier for those with mobility issues to function. FaceTime, Skype, and other related apps, allow face to face communication with family members and friends without leaving the comforts of your home.
Visual Cues Improve Pace and Stride Length in Parkinson’s
Posted by Shelley on 1/8/2016 to
Walking Aids
Laser light visual cues decrease freezing episodes and increase stride length in patients with Parkinson’s
Rollator or Walker — Which Do I need?
Posted by Matt on 7/16/2015 to
Walking Aids
Don’t know whether to get a rollator or walker? Click here to discover the difference.