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How to measure a Rollator to suit you
Posted by Jackie McCormack on 18th May 2016
Is important that you size your Rollator properly? An incorrect Rollator height can cause pain in your back, shoulders and/or arms.Ensuring you have the correct posture when you use your Rollator will reduce the risk of injury and strain, especially to these areas
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How to use our Commode as a Bedroom Toilet
Posted by Jackie McCormack on 18th May 2016
The CommodeThe commode is a movable chair/toilet. There are many different types of commode, and the type depends on the functions. Some look just like a chair with a toilet seat, others look like a wheelchair with a toilet seas. They usually have a bucket, or container, undernea
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Is a Rollator Right?
Posted by Jackie McCormack on 18th May 2016
Is a Rollator the Solution?There are
many situations in which a Rollator would be a great investment for, and to maintain, independence.Examples of when a Rollator would be ideal, include, but not limited to:-
1) When the
person has reduced weight bearing, that is, cannot
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The most dangerous place in your home!
Posted by Jackie on 18th May 2016
Safer ShoweringAccording to statistics, the bathroom is one
of the most dangerous rooms in the house, and common sense will have you agree. The links for the Research I am using are at the end of the Blog.Large
proportion of injuries in the home occur in the bathroom, with the&
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Choosing a Shower/Bath stool
Posted by Jackie McCormack on 30th Apr 2016
Choosing a Shower/Bath
Stool
How do I know if the Shower/Bath Stool is suitable?Once you have determined
that something is required to assist with bathing, here are some considerations
in choosing what item will do the job!Simple
in design and function, the Shower/Bath
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Something to sit on in the Bath or Shower
Posted by Jackie McCormack on 30th Apr 2016
Shower/Bath StoolsIs there a risk of
falling or slipping whilst bathing or showering?The stool is an easy
and convenient way for those with decreased mobility to be able to wash,
independently, or with minimal assistance.Sitting, whilst in the
shower or having a bath, r
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Using the Commode, safely
Posted by Jackie on 27th Apr 2016
Whilst using a commode seems simple, there are safety considerations. General Safety ConsiderationsThe Brakes - Whenever you go to sit on, or stand from, a wheeled commode chair, make sure all the wheels are locked, by putting all castor 4 brakes on, to
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