Following the assessment, the next phase involves setting achievable goals. These goals may include improving range of motion, strengthening muscles, and regaining the ability to perform daily activities. Establishing short-term and long-term objectives aids both the patient and the therapist in tracking progress and maintaining motivation throughout the rehabilitation journey.

As we age or navigate through recovery from surgery or injury, mobility can become a significant challenge. For many, this is where mobility aids, such as rollators, come into play. Among the various options available, the Narrow 203 Wheel Rollator stands out as a particularly effective solution. Designed to combine comfort, safety, and practicality, it serves as an ideal companion for those seeking independence in their mobility.

Independence and Autonomy

2. Improved Safety Having a well-organized dressing trolley reduces the risk of errors, such as using the wrong supplies or misplacing instruments. This organization fosters a safer environment for both the patient and the medical staff.