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Assistive Devices for ADLs
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Reacher or Grabber
A tool that extends reach to pick up objects without bending or stretching.
Button Hook
A device to help fasten buttons, useful for individuals with limited dexterity.
Shower Chair
A stable seat for use in the shower to enhance safety for those with balance or mobility concerns.
Sock Aid
A device to help pull on socks without bending over.
Long-Handled Sponge
A sponge with a long handle to assist with bathing without the need to bend or stretch.
Walking Cane
A support device that assists with balance and mobility during ambulation.
Wheelchair
A chair with wheels, designed to be a mobility aid for people who cannot walk or need assistance.
Electric Scooter
A motorized device to aid in outdoor mobility for individuals who have difficulty walking long distances.
Handheld Shower Head
A removable shower head that allows for controlled water direction, beneficial for seated showering.
Swivel Cushion
A rotating seat cushion that helps with transitioning in and out of cars or chairs.
Bed Rail
A support device that assists with getting in and out of bed, while also preventing falls.
Raised Toilet Seat
An elevated seat attachment for a toilet to aid individuals with difficulty sitting down or standing up.
Jar Opener
A tool designed to provide extra grip and leverage to open jars for people with weak hand strength.
Transfer Bench
A long seat partially inside and outside of the tub that allows for safer tub entry and exits.
Gait Belt
A belt used to aid in transferring patients or aiding them to walk.
Stair Lift
A motorized lift that carries a person up and down stairs to avoid difficulty or risk associated with stair negotiation.
Door Lever
A handle that replaces door knobs to make doors easier to open with limited hand strength.
Medication Organizer
A container with compartments designed for organizing doses of medications.
Adaptive Utensils
Eating utensils with modified grips for individuals with diminished strength or coordination.
Dressing Stick
A long stick with hooks to assist in putting on and taking off clothing.
Grab Bars
Bars installed in the bathroom or other areas to provide stability and support when standing or moving.
Leg Lifter
A strap or band used to help lift a weakened leg onto a bed, car, or wheelchair.
Large Print Keyboard
A keyboard with enlarged print for easier visibility for individuals with vision impairment.
Rollator
A walking frame with wheels, brakes, and often a seat, which provides support while walking.
Elastic Shoelaces
Shoelaces that stretch to let you slip shoes on or off without tying them each time.
Voice-Activated Assistant
A device that uses voice recognition to perform tasks, aiding those with physical limitations.
Long-Handled Shoe Horn
A tool that helps to put on shoes without bending down, reducing back and hip strain.
Automatic Pill Dispenser
A device that releases pre-scheduled medication doses to ensure proper adherence and timing.
Bath Transfer System
A device that helps transfer someone from a wheelchair to the bathtub safely.
Wearable Emergency Call Device
A wearable device that can automatically dial emergency services or contacts if the wearer needs assistance.
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