A tool that can be used to crush medications. Open the device to insert the medication into the holder. Then twist the top half until there pill is sufficiently crushed. Great for people with arthritis or those on numerous medications that need crushing.
A small portable device that can be used to split individual pills. Put the medication in the holder and lower the lid to split the pill in half. Great for people that have arthritis or take numerous meds.
Hand controls that strap onto a vehicle’s foot pedals to allow control of the gas and brakes. Great for people that are able to drive but are limited by physical disability in their feet and lower extremities. The extended bars allows control while maintaining visibility.
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.
A transfer aid used by a caregiver to relocate someone from one surface to another. Typically used by people that have difficulty with safely moving on their own or with the help of a caregiver only. This mechanical aid reduces risk of falls when used correctly.
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.