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Mobility Scooter Tips Guide
A mobility scooter can change the meaning of your life in both ways, like- you can have better rides, or you can get injured without following the safety tips. Before going out in public, you should go for a test drive with your mobility scooter in multiple situations. If you feel like a professi...Read more -
The difference between transport chairs?
Transport wheelchairs, though similar to traditional wheelchairs, have a couple of distinct differences. They are more lightweight and compact and, most importantly, they do not have rotating handrails because they are not designed for independent use. Instead of being pushed along by the user,...Read more -
Things to Consider When Purchasing a Wheelchair for a Senior！
There are a lot of things to consider when purchasing a wheelchair for a senior, including features, weight, comfort and (of course) the price tag. For example, a wheelchair comes in three different widths and has multiple options for leg rests and arms, which can affect the price of the chair. L...Read more -
Simple Exercises for Senior people！
Exercise is the best way for the elderly to improve their balance and strength. With a simple routine, everyone should be able to stand tall and embrace independence and freedom when walking. No.1 Toe Lifts Exercise This is the most simple and popular exercise for elderly in Japan. People can do ...Read more -
Some tips about how to keep your wheelchair clean
It is important to clean your wheelchair every time you visit a public place, for example like a supermarket. All contact surfaces must be treated with a disinfectant solution. Disinfect with wipes that contain at least a 70% alcohol solution, or other approved store-bought solutions for disinfec...Read more -
Grab Bars installation guide!
Grab bars are among the most effective and affordable accessible home modifications you can make, and they are nigh on essential for senior citizens who want to ensure their safety. When it comes to the risk of falling, bathrooms are one of the highest-risk areas, with slippery and hard floors. P...Read more -
Choosing a proper rollator！
Choosing a proper rollator！ Generally, for seniors who love travel and still enjoy walking, we recommend choosing a light-weight rollator that supports mobility and freedom rather than hindering it. While you may be able to operate a heavier rollator, it will become cumbersome if you intend to t...Read more -
What Is The Best Size Of Crutches For The Elderly?
What Is The Best Size Of Crutches For The Elderly? A crutch with a suitable length can not only make the elderly moving more conveniently and safely, but also allow the arms, shoulders and other parts to be exercised. It is very important to choose a crutch that suits you, so what is the best siz...Read more -
How To Carry Out Daily Maintenance On The Wheelchair For The Elderly?
Although the wheelchair for the elderly satisfies the desire of many elderly people to travel, if you want the wheelchair to have a longer life, you must do daily maintenance and maintenance, so how should we carry out daily maintenance of the wheelchair for the elderly? 1. The wheelchair fixing ...Read more -
Something we need to know when using a Crutch
Something we need to know when using a Crutch Many elderly people have poor physical condition and inconvenient actions. They need support. For the elderly, crutches should be the most important items with the elderly, which can be said to be another “partner” of the elderly. A suitab...Read more -
When you are choosing a kids wheelchairs
When you are choosing a kids wheelchairs Kids who use wheelchairs usually fall into two categories: kids who use them for a short time (for instance, kids who broke a leg or had surgery) and those who use them for a long time, or permanently. Even though kids who use a wheelchair for a short time...Read more -
Major Differences Between Wheelchairs and Transport Chairs
The key distinction is in how each of these chairs is propelled forward. As previously mentioned, lightweight transport chairs are not designed for independent use. They can only be operated if a second, able bodied person pushes the chair forwards. That said, in some circumstances, a transport c...Read more
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