Wheelchairs

The number of Americans over the age of 65 will increase steadily over the next decade, reaching nearly 45 million. When polled, the overwhelming majority of people say that they would prefer to stay in their current home for the duration of their life, not move into a retirement or assisted living facility.
As elderly people are more likely to be confined to wheelchairs, making homes wheelchair accessible should be a design consideration when building or purchasing a home.
For existing homes, making homes wheelchair accessible will require renovation.

The next area to consider is the bathroom. It needs to be spacious enough to maneuver in with a wheelchair and to include grab bars on the wall. Sinks and vanity countertops also may need to be lowered so that they are at the proper height for wheelchair access, which is about 30″ from the floor.

GRAB BARS

As we age and lose agility, bathing can become difficult. Falls in the bathroom, especially the bathtub, shower areas, are a leading cause of injury. Grab bars and handrails will provide safety and support to help you maintain balance. Grab bars and handrails are not just for the elderly or people with disabilities, everyone will benefit by making it easier to get in and out of the bathtub or shower.

BATHE SAFETLY

Bath safety is important in order to maintain independent living. Shower chairs, bath benches, transfer benches, grab bars, raise toilets are some of the products you or your loved ones need.

HELP FOR THE ELDERLY

Independent Living Aids allow people with various types of disabilities to gain independence over their everyday life. These specially designed products help to decrease the limitations and makes it easier to function in your home environment.

Medical supplies and equipment, home healthcare supplies, fitness products and more will make your life so much easier.

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