A built up seat cushion meant to increase the height of low chairs. Great for people on hip precautions following surgery or those that have difficulty with getting into standing from low chairs. A taller seat means one is sitting taller and it is easier to stand.
A pole from the floor to the ceiling that comes with a horizontal bar that rotates and locks at set intervals. This device is pulled on to help people get into standing or used for support to pivot around the pole to sit on another surface.
A piece of plastic that has a curved edge at the end of a long shaft that can be used to help one with putting on shoes. Great for people that have difficulty bending over or hip replacement patients.
Shoe laces that have elastic tension and tighten onto a shoe without needing to be tied. Can be put on any shoes that has laces. Great for people with poor fine motor abilities or arthritis.
A soft pillow that is tall but usually narrow. Great for maintaining a natural posture when side lying and is often used by patients of hip replacement surgeries to maintain their hip precautions during sleep.
A plastic piece of equipment with a grabbing claw at the end of a long shaft. Can be used to grab things from tall cupboards or off the floor. Other uses include helping to put on one’s pants or remove one’s shoes.