Information on Other Daily Living Aids

Everyday aids as a way to prolong the effects of therapy

Even the best physical therapy is of little use if the patient is at risk of falling at home. Daily living aids bridge the gap between therapy outcomes and everyday reality. Studies show that adapting the home environment is one of the most effective measures for preventing falls.

Reaching Tongs (Helping Hand, 81 cm)

Allows you to pick up objects from the floor and at height without bending over. Essential for patients who have undergone hip replacement surgery (90° restriction), those with lumbar spine problems, and in geriatric care. The rotating head also makes it possible to turn difficult-to-handle objects.

Non-slip mats (StayPut)

Rugs on smooth floors are one of the most common causes of falls. StayPut mats are 1–2 mm thick, almost invisible, and prevent slipping without the need for adhesive. They can be cut to size and are machine washable at 30°C.

Bidet attachments (Bidetlity)

Personal hygiene after shoulder, back, or hip surgery can be a real challenge. Bidetlity attaches directly to a standard toilet seat (no tools required) and allows for cleansing with water without the need for strenuous arm movements. It helps maintain dignity and provides relief for .

Frequently Asked Questions

When do I recommend assistive devices?

Routinely after hip and knee surgery (reaching aid, shoehorn, non-slip mat), for balance issues, and for limited shoulder mobility (bidet seat).

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