Mobility & Movement

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


6 Things to Consider When Choosing a Walking Cane

Posted by Chad Birt on Fri Oct 28 2022

A walking cane can reduce the risk of falls, help you maintain your balance, and promote independence after an illness, injury, or surgery. But if you’ve never used one before you probably have questions about what features are most important. These 6 tips can help: Read More


Buying guide: bathroom safety supplies for mobility challenges

Buying guide: bathroom safety supplies for mobility challenges

Posted by Chad Birt on Wed Dec 11 2024

Although it’s impossible to eliminate every risk, installing safety supplies, like rubber mats, grab bars, and raised toilet seats, can reduce the likelihood of falls, and in turn, broken bones and emergency room visits. In this guide, we explain why bathroom safety is so important and highlight several products that can support mobility and help prevent injuries. Read More