A fabric belt that is securely tied around one’s waist and used by a caregiver to support one’s walking or transfers. Commonly used in rehab settings but also in the home for patients that are at high risk of falls and need assistance with getting up or walking.
A cane with four points instead of the normal one. This gives the cane and the user greater stability and can help with walking longer distances safely. Great for those that have mild difficulty with their walking.
A four wheeled walker that is commonly used by people that are on non-weight bearing restrictions related to an ankle or foot surgery. This allows people to move from room to room safely with greater independence.
An aluminum frame with two wheels at the front that can be utilized to support one’s mobility and decrease the risk of falls within the home. The rear has rubber feet which increases stability as one transfers into standing from seated.
A metal frame with four wheels that helps a person with decreased balance and increases their walking tolerance. Has lockable brakes to prevent the walker from running away and a seat to allow the user to rest as needed.
An electric powered vehicle that a person commonly uses for community access (ie. purchasing groceries, attending local doctor’s appointments, etc) or moving within their own home if spaces are large and doorways are wide.