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Walkers, also called medical walkers, and rollators assist those with limited mobility in standing and walking. Both give the user a sturdy device to hold onto. A rollator is a walker with wheels.
35 items : Starting at $10.49
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A walking cane helps steady those prone to falling. There are many canes to choose from including offset handle canes, aluminum & wooden canes, lighted canes, a folding travel cane & more.
40 items : Starting at $4.09
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A good wheelchair is a necessity for those who cannot walk. Be sure to size the wheelchair properly for the user. Lightweight wheelchairs are popular for their ease of lifting and handling.
15 items : Starting at $164.99
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A lightweight wheelchair is available for every need. Lightweight wheelchairs go from basic transport chairs to those with a full complement of options.
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Crutches assist those with leg injuries to stand and walk. The top of the crutch fits snugly into the arm pit and there is a handle at arm's length for the user to hold onto.
5 items : Starting at $15.49
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When mobility issues prevent movement from bed to bath for instance, a lifter can make the transfer.
30 items : Starting at $33.89
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A mobility scooter is an electrically-powered chair on wheels with a steering wheel or handle. Mobility scooters come in 3- & 4-wheel varieties and assist those with walking disabilities in getting around.
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A transfer board or transfer disc helps people get into and out of wheelchairs. Pivot discs help immobile people more easily pivot around.
14 items : Starting at $11.49
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Walker accessories include walker glides, folding trays, cup holders, walker pouches, flashlights, rest seats and wheel attachments.
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A good wheelchair cushion is essential for comfort and support. Wheelchair cushions come in many shapes and sizes. Most of the popular gel cushions are waterproof.
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A wheelchair tray serves as a foundation to lean on for support and as an eating surface. Wheelchair lap trays also remind the user not to leave the wheelchair.
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Advances in wheelchair design mean more options to choose from, including reclining models and models to accommodate bariatric patients.
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Bariatric walkers and rollators are designed for the special needs of oversized (extra large) adults weighing up to 500 pounds.
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Wheelchair accessories include wheelchair leg rests, a wheelchair pouch, a portable ramp with storage case, wheelchair cup holders, seat belts, lap trays & more.
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The ability to stay mobile and independent is crucial for a senior, for both physical and emotional wellbeing. Though it may be hard to accept the need for a mobility device at first, these assistive products can help keep seniors both get around on their own and feel safer by providing a better sense of security as they move. Walking canes are often the first walking aid to consider. A wide range of designs include canes with a variety of handles, depending on the grip needed, as well as those with multiple “feet” for greater stability. Some canes also double as a seat, and travel canes fold up easily when not in use. When more assistance is needed, seniors can choose from walkers that are lifted and moved a step ahead as well as rollators that glide along on wheels. When walking is too stressful, a mobility scooter allows you to sit and zip along outdoors as well as in stores. Scooter, rollator and walker accessories, from walker glides to hooks that allow you to attach a bag or purse to baskets that can hold small purchases, enable you to keep your hands free to maneuver the mobility device that best suits you.
