Mobility & Transferring

What to Look For in a Reacher or Grabber Tool

What to Look For in a Reacher or Grabber Tool

Posted by Chad Birt on Mon May 15 2023

If you have arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, or another health problem that makes it hard to extend your arm or hold onto things, a hand-held reacher tool may improve your mobility and independence. Read More


The Best Wheelchair Cushions of 2025

The Best Wheelchair Cushions of 2025

Posted by Sophie Bebeau on Mon Dec 30 2024

Finding the right wheelchair cushion is a simple way to improve comfort and safety for wheelchair users. If using a wheelchair is part of your regular life, finding a seat cushion that meets your needs is essential. The right cushion offers more than just comfort. It should also provide additional safety, positioning that prevents pressure-related injuries, improved shock absorption, and help with posture. 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


Top 5 Products for Caregivers to Reduce Back and Joint Pain

Top 5 Products for Caregivers to Reduce Back and Joint Pain

Posted by Carewell Team on Thu Sep 11 2025

Caring for a loved one is a profoundly rewarding experience, but it can also take a physical toll. The repetitive movements of lifting, transferring, and assisting with daily tasks can lead to significant back and joint pain for caregivers. Fortunately, many products are designed to support your body and reduce this strain, allowing you to provide care more comfortably and safely. Read More