Have you ever been in a situation where you or your loved one needs adaptive equipment for dressing lower body? This adaptive equipment is required, for instance, if you had a surgery or a part of the lower body replaced say, for example, hip or knee. You are supposed to follow the medical practitioners’ precautions…
When you or your loved one is discharged from the hospital or healthcare unit, some adaptive equipment is required to aid in homecare wellness. The occupational therapist gives directives on what the patient should do, avoid, or work with while at home. Among this adaptive equipment is toileting wiping and bathing equipment for homecare. These…
Parkinson’s patients face difficulty in writing and communicating. A study says that people suffering from this disease may start having problems regarding walking, talking, and tremors. This disease can very much affect your daily life. Speech and communication are the attributes of every person gifted from nature. However, when you have Parkinson’s disease, your natural…
Living a Life as Arm Amputee is not very easy because it comes with tons of challenges that make it difficult to carry out your daily tasks. However, there are a number of Adaptive equipment available which you can use to defy your disability and carry out your daily tasks easily. In this DisabilitEase Guide,…
The Brachial Plexus is a network of nerves in our body that is basically used to send signals from your spinal cord to the upper body parts such as the Shoulders, Arms, and Hands. When these nerves get stretched, compressed, or ripped, it results in Brachial Plexus Injury. Now the severity of the Brachial Plexus…
Strollers are needed for every child, and when we are talking about special kids, it becomes more than a necessity. Using a stroller helps parents move their special kids with more convenience, and they can accompany their child anywhere with much fewer difficulties. We have a related article for you, you can read Adaptive Equipment…
