Elderly Support

Moving around can be tasking when you have a mobility impairment, you may face a lot of restrictions that you will find frustrating and will affect your social life, self-esteem, confidence and maybe even your health. Using a mobility equipment changes all of this and makes life and your daily routine much more comfortable. A mobility scooter is the equivalent of a wheelchair which is designed like a motor scooter, the average mobility scooter is made with a seat over three, four or five wheels...
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Mobility scooters are battery-powered scooters that aid movement like wheelchairs but are more similar in design to motor scooters. Individuals with movement issues can utilize heavy duty mobility scooter especially if they are able to stay upright and drive the heavy duty mobility scooter. You can use a mobility scooter if you have a systemic issue or disabling condition such as arthritis or obesity, elderly people who have given up driving can also use the scooters instead. Mobility scooters ...
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A travel mobility scooter aids movement, it is similar to a wheelchair but made like a motor scooter. They are sometimes referred to as a powered travel mobility scooter, and they are much slower than motor scooters. A travel mobility scooter is powered by batteries and designed with tillers or handle-bar steering, functional controls and sturdy, padded upright seats.\ These scooters are a cheap and convenient way to move around; they are suitable for people with restricted mobility especially...
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Mobility Scooters are not new, in fact, they’ve been around for quite some time. The fact that it can be found almost anywhere, not just in the United States, but also around the world, it’s no longer considered a luxury equipment like before. In fact, it’s even featured in TV shows and even movies, one example is that of Professor X from the X-Men comic books. (although, it’s a more futuristic) Like the wheelchair, mobility scooters assist those with limited mobility and especially the elde...
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You may have heard several times that the infotech age with its accompanying benefits is for the young and trendy. However, it may surprise you to know that many aged or older adults are gradually going digital, embracing new technology innovations scattered around. A 2012 Pew Research survey discovered that half of the seniors use the internet and are also owners of cellphones – this number has continued to increase as the day goes by. This seems to bring more hope that you will be able to u...
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Although it may seem somewhat too fancy or even absurd for some people, a stairlift is a welcome addition to any home to anyone who has limited mobility, and although it looks futuristic, stairlifts have been around for a long time (we can all thank Crespin the entrepreneur from Pennsylvania for designing the stairlift way back in the 20’s.) A self-taught engineer, Crespin built the first prototype of the reclining chair and called it the Inclinator, however, prior to Crespin’s design, Frederi...
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When you cultivate the habit of slacking your shoulders while you stand, not only does it make you look like one of our ancestors who has long gone into extinction, it badly affects some body tissues. When you fail to stand straight, there is no amount of workout that will give you the hot shape that you desire so much. This is due to the fact that in the long run, poor posture creates a serious effect on your spine, hips, shoulders, and knees alike. As a matter of fact, poor posture has the a...
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