A remote controlled car starter used in winter to warm the vehicle’s engine prior to a drive. Great for seniors because it minimizes the amount of time spent in a cold car, can help defrost the windows, and minimizes time spent scrapping the windshield.
A small battery powered hearing aid that can be inserted into the ear. Used to increase the volume of incoming sounds and conversation. Great for those with age related hearing loss that wish to increasing their ability to interact with others.
A portable audio amplifier that comes with a microphone. Commonly used for age related hearing loss to engage in one on one conversations. Others speak into the microphone while you hear their amplified voice in the ear piece.
A neck collar meant to restrict one’s ability to turn and rotate their head. Commonly prescribed by doctors following certain types of surgeries, but can also be used by those with weak neck muscles that have difficulty keeping their head up.
A piece of fabric that is worn around one’s shoulder and neck to support a weak arm or hand. Commonly used following surgery, weakness or paralysis from stroke. Great for protecting one’s hand during transfers and ambulation.
A warming pack that can be placed within someone’s gloves or applied onto hands directly. Commonly used on cold winter days to keep one’s hands toasty warm or left in cars in case of an emergency. Activates upon exposure to air.