Checklist for Rehab
Posted by Bonnie Joffe on 12/15/2017 to
Mobility Aids Articles and Information
Making a successful transition is not only the responsibility of the medical staff, but caregivers and the patient, as well. Look over this checklist so that the necessary home modifications can be made prior to the patient returning home enabling them to into a safe and protective environment.
Living Alone After Age 65
Posted by Bonnie Joffe on 9/7/2017 to
Mobility Aids Articles and Information
If you ask the majority of people over the age of 65, they would probably tell you that they wish to remain at home and living independently, even if it means being alone.
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.
Scooting Around the Holidays
Posted by Tanika on 12/24/2016 to
Scooter Accessories
The Christmas season is a busy time. Read for accessories that make getting around on your mobility scooter more fun, convenient, and comfortable.
You cane do it!
Posted by Tanika on 8/1/2016 to
Canes & Cane Accessories
Cane usage doesn't have to hinder you from exercising. The cane, can in fact be used as a tool to exercise with. Balance exercises, hand and eye coordination, exercise to decrease joint stiffness and pain, and even self-defense exercise can all be performed with a cane.
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
