Mobility & Movement

Top 7 Tips for Creating a Senior-Friendly Home Environment

Top 7 Tips for Creating a Senior-Friendly Home Environment

Posted by Carewell Team on Thu Sep 11 2025

As we age, our homes can present new challenges to our mobility and safety. What was once a comfortable space can become a source of potential hazards, with stairs, slippery floors, and poor lighting increasing the risk of falls and injuries. Creating a senior-friendly home environment is a proactive step that can help your loved one maintain independence, safety, and comfort for years to come. Read More


Top 6 Mobility Aids for Caregivers: The Ultimate Guide to Transporting a Loved One

Top 6 Mobility Aids for Caregivers: The Ultimate Guide to Transporting a Loved One

Posted by Carewell Team on Thu Sep 11 2025

Caring for a loved one who needs assistance with mobility can be a rewarding yet challenging experience. Ensuring their safety and comfort, as well as your own, often hinges on having the right tools. From getting around the house to appointments and outings, the right mobility aids can make all the difference. This guide will introduce you to six essential mobility aids, perfect for caregivers looking to provide the best support for their loved ones. Read More


Patient Lifts: Lightening the Load for Caregivers

Patient Lifts: Lightening the Load for Caregivers

Posted by Lauren Caggiano on Wed May 24 2023

Caring for a family member with limited mobility is a reality for many caregivers. People with limited mobility often need help to move in and out of bed and around the house and might not be able to perform instrumental activities of daily living on their own. Read More


Simple Tips to Make a Wheelchair More Comfortable

Simple Tips to Make a Wheelchair More Comfortable

Posted by Chad Birt on Mon May 22 2023

Wheelchairs are one of the most important mobility devices ever invented, but they aren’t always associated with comfort. Using a wheelchair for extended periods may increase the risk of pressure ulcers, joint pain, and skin breakdown. Fortunately, there are several things you can do to prevent these problems and make your or your loved one’s wheelchair more comfortable. Read More