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Impartial advice on selecting the best mobility aids including mobility scooters, rollators, walking frames, wheelchairs and home aids to keep you active and help you lead a fulfilling and independent life no matter your age.
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MOBILITY
Pratical buyer guides and reviews on the latest mobility aids on the market.
WELLBEING
Helpful advice on the best ways to remain active with mobility problems and live life to the full.
EXERCISE
Guides on how best to exercise when you have limited mobility.
LATEST GUIDES & ARTICLES
Living Room Disability Aids for Impaired Mobility and Seniors
The living room is where you come to relax. After a possibly tiring day, you come there to unwind and rest. You want to be comfortable, to listen to music, watch a film or a TV programme, or just to have a chat and a drink with friends and family.
Best Kitchen Disability Aids for Impaired Mobility
It is estimated that 26% of US adults will be diagnosed with arthritis by 2040. Arthritis and neurological impairments such as cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy or Parkinson’s can affect your mobility and it can have a negative impact when working in the kitchen.
The Best Mobility and Disability Aids for the Bedroom
The bedroom is an important room in your home. You go there to hopefully, forget all your problems of aches and pains, and slumber into a safe comfortable much needed sleep. This will help you to awake the next morning refreshed and energized to begin another day.
Best Mobility and Disability Aids for Car Drivers
Driving is a marvellous distraction for many people. Some find it is an escape from the home environment and a feeling of being free.
Safety in the Bathroom for Seniors and the Disabled
The bathroom can be one of the most dangerous places in the home, especially if you’re partially disabled or you suffer with limited mobility.
Rollator Walker Buyer’s and Review Guide for Impaired Mobility
If you struggle to walk unaided and you find that a walking stick does not provide you with enough support, you may want to consider using a rollator.