Plastic cones that are meant to be stacked on top of each other. This is a beginner level exercise used by patients to improve or maintain range of motion in the shoulders and arms. Also a great tool for improving hand eye coordination.
Walker Wheelchair Carrying Hook
A hook that is sometimes connected to a walker or wheelchair arm. Great for people that need to carry numerous objects during community outings. Minimizes risk of falls as this leaves hands free to support use of the mobility aid or brace oneself against falls.
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Power Web Finger Arm Exerciser
Used for strength retraining in home and rehab settings to help patients recover hand and motor function. Great for stroke sufferers or people with hand weakness. Place fingers through the holes and attempt to pull, squeeze and twist to improve strength.
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Graded Range of Motion Arc
A rehab device where one moves rings from one side to the other. Found in homes and rehab facilities, it is used to help increase / maintain one’s arm and shoulder range of motion. Exercises can be done in standing or from a seated position.
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Folding Exercise Peddler with Electronic Display
A stationary exercise machine for one’s legs. Place in front of a sturdy chair and utilize it to increase endurance and maintain lower body strength for safe mobility. Commonly found in rehab centers and homes.
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Graded Pinch Exerciser
Pins that offer varying levels of resistance. Pinch the pins and move them from one metal pole to another. Great for rehab / home settings to treat hand weakness and decreased range of motion in the arms or shoulders.