2. Accessibility and Convenience Modern society is not always designed with accessibility in mind. From crowded public transportation to uneven sidewalks, individuals with mobility issues often encounter obstacles. A one-handed rollator offers users the chance to navigate these challenges more efficiently, allowing them to participate more fully in social and community activities.

Forearm crutches, on the other hand, feature a cuff that wraps around the forearm, providing more control and reducing pressure on the underarms. This style is often preferred by individuals requiring long-term support or those with upper body strength. Each type has its specific benefits, and the choice largely depends on the user's physical condition and the nature of their injury.