Arm Sling for Stroke and Dislocated Shoulders

Joint protection of a weak or paralysed arm and hand is important for stroke survivors. The use of a sling brings the arm and hand closer to one’s body and prevents it from striking objects within the environment and further injuring it.

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Padded Palm Shield and Contracture Cushion

Following a stroke or injury, it is not uncommon for muscle loss to occur. Any resulting weakness or paralysis can lead to further joint injury or deformities if adequate protective measures are not taken. With a foam protector, one can minimize the risk of developing contractures.

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Wall Mounted Flip Up Grab Bar For Home Safety

This is a grab bar that is connected to studs in the wall. It can be flipped up and out of the way or down to be used. Commonly placed near toilets or heads of the bed, where it can be used to support one with getting up into standing.

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Non Slip Stackable Bath Steps

Stackable steps that can be made taller or shorter as needed. Great for people that need several stepping points to reach high surfaces like a tall bed mattress, tub transfer bench or medical examination table at the doctor’s office.

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In Bed Hair Washing System

A plastic container that allows a caregiver to wash someone’s hair while they lie in bed. Great for people that are bed bound due to paralysis or cannot safely get out of bed. Waste water can be drained at the sink afterwards. Great for maintaining hygiene.

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Simply Touch Eye Drop Applicator

A tool with a long handle and a surface at one end that eye drops can be placed onto. The eye drops are then gently applied to the eye. Great for people that have difficulty administering eye drops accurately.

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