People with long-term health conditions, recently discharged hospital patients, palliative care patients at home rather than in a hospice and individuals with low mobility can all require assistive equipment that provides more support and functionality than a standard bed.

Mobility shower chairs are specifically engineered to provide support for individuals who may have difficulty standing for extended periods, whether due to age, injury, or disability. The primary function of these chairs is to assist users in maintaining their personal hygiene while minimizing the risk of falls or accidents in the bathroom. Traditional bathing methods can pose significant challenges for those with mobility issues, but the introduction of shower chairs offers a practical solution.

Electric Wheelchair Leg Rests Enhancing Comfort and Mobility

Types of Electric Wheelchairs

In addition to these tools, parallel bars are commonly found in rehab facilities. These sturdy structures provide support and stability for patients learning to walk again or regaining balance. Parallel bars allow individuals to practice weight-bearing exercises in a safe environment, with the assistance of a therapist. This equipment is particularly beneficial for stroke patients, individuals recovering from hip or knee surgeries, and those with balance disorders.