Mobility Devices and Products for Aging Seniors

Mobility

17 Products

Walker Glides

These walker skis will solve all of your walker problems.

Stander Car Handle

The Stander Handybar attaches to the frame of most car doors, and offers balancing support for persons entering or leaving their cars.

Sit-Up In-bed Support

Ladder-like design attaches to any bed frame to allow you to pull yourself to an upright position.

Mabis Wooden Transfer Slide Board

Wooden Transfer Slide Board For Wheelchair, Regular Chairs & More

Fleece Covered Wheelchair Cushion

Sit with comfort and warmth in a wheelchair, the car, or home. Reinforced with a dense foam insert this soft fleece cushion provides comfort and relieves pain.

Canvas Walker Basket

This durable walker basket accomodates all your elderly parent's belongings and collapses for easy travel and storage.

Sherpa Lined Gait Belt

Comfortable gait belt for caregivers to assist a mobility impaired loved one with walking and transferring.

Tension Mounted Transfer Pole & Grab Bar

A unique mobility solution for standing from a couch, the bed, or the toilet. The Stander is a tension mounted safety pole to be installed in any room without permanent installation.

Gait Belt

Safely and effectively assist loved ones with walking and transferring. Handles allow for assistance at any angle for physical therapy, ambulation or transfers, reducing the risk of caregiver injury.

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LiteRider® Envy Power Chair

Comfortable power chair is easy to disassemble and take anywhere for lasting mobility from a rechargeable power pack and lightweight components.

EZ Stand-N-Go

The EZ Stand-N-Go offers a simple way to stand from any couch, chair, or recliner with greater ease and strength.

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Hoyer® Advance-E 340 Folding Patient Lift

Fully remote push-button lift will work in nearly all lifting situations from floor to car or bed, helping reduce caregiver strain.

Roho® Wheelchair Seat Cushion

Inflatable cushion to protect skin and soft tissue from the formation of pressure sores. Place in a vehicle, recliner, or wheelchair so you can sit longer, without pain.

Wheelchair Ramps for Elder Safety at Home

Ramps provide wheelchair accessibility over steps, stairs and doorways.

Stair Lift

Compact stair lift safely carries elderly parents up and down the stairs.

Pedal Valve Hands-Free Faucet Controllers

Works like a single lever faucet, except you use your foot to turn the water on and off.

Folding Reacher

Compact folding reacher

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