Raised wooden blocks that are placed underneath furniture feet to raise the height of low furniture and make it easier for people to get into standing. Great for people that have difficulty getting off low couches, beds or non swivel/reclining secure chairs.
A grab bar that latches onto the inside of the car door frame and pushed off of to help people get in and out of their car. It is portable so it can be carried in a purse from one car to another or left in the glove box.
A rail that is secured between the mattress and boxspring that can be grabbed to help one get in or out of bed. The hand grip is approximately the width of a pillow and should be placed near the head of the bed.
A stationary bedrail that has a pair of metal bars that go underneath the mattress, but also a pair of feet touching the floor for additional support. The rail itself is height adjustable and can be used by someone with difficulty getting in or out of bed.
A remote controlled electric bed whose headrest and/or feet can angled. The height of the bed can also be lowered or raised. Used by patients with difficulty getting in or out of bed, those that require specific positions and to ease caregiver burden.
A height adjustable toileting aid that comes with a chute, removable catch pale for waste (urine or feces) and built in arms. It can be used as a toilet at the bedside or placed on top of a low toilet to make getting on and off more easy.