Safety devices designed to provide support and stability, primarily for individuals with limited mobility or balance issues, are used to prevent falls and injuries, and to assist with transfers.

Adjustable bars attached to a bed frame, typically used to prevent falls, assist with mobility, and provide support for patients

• Varying size and styles

An ideal support cushion for any lower extremity injury or surgery. It also helps treat tired legs, phlebitis, varicose veins, lower back pain, swollen knees, and pelvic traction. It reduces stress on the spine and improves circulation.

A floor-to-ceiling pole that can help reduce the risk of falling for people with reduced mobility.

A safety device used to help caregivers assist patients with mobility, particularly during transfers. It is a belt that wraps around the patient’s waist, providing handles for caregivers to grip and support the patient, reducing strain on both the patient and caregiver.

Help users pull socks or stockings onto their feet and legs, often by holding the garment open and providing handles or straps for pulling.

Assist in removing the socks or stockings, sometimes by guiding the garment off the foot and leg.

Daily living aids developed to help people with special needs achieve more independence. Reaching aids assist people with a limited range of motion due to arthritis or disability, helping them grab out-of-reach items with ease.