Preparing meals is an essential part of daily life, but many elderly individuals struggle with traditional kitchen tasks. Occupational therapy provides adaptive kitchen tools that enhance independence in meal preparation. For instance, cutting boards with spikes secure food, while ergonomically designed utensils reduce strain on the hands. Jar openers and bottle openers specifically made for those with limited grip strength enable older adults to handle everyday tasks they once took for granted. These tools allow seniors to continue enjoying cooking and ensure they maintain a balanced diet.

4. Easy to Clean These mattresses are typically designed with waterproof covers that can be easily wiped clean, helping maintain hygiene—a crucial aspect in preventing infections associated with bedsores.