Implementing accessibility measures in public places is essential for inclusivity, and rollators play a critical role in this initiative. Many urban environments have started to enhance accessibility by ensuring that sidewalks are smooth, ramps are available, and entrances to buildings are wide enough to accommodate mobility aids. Public transport systems are also increasingly adapting to the needs of users with rollators, providing low-floor buses and trains with designated spaces for mobility devices.

Adjustable beds are also essential for patients recovering from surgery or illness. After procedures, individuals often need to remain in specific positions to facilitate healing. Adjustable beds make it easy to prop up the upper body for better breathing and digestion, or to elevate the legs to reduce pain and promote recovery. This customizability can lead to a more comfortable healing process and can significantly enhance the patient experience in bedridden situations.