Rise in School Phobia / Anxiety Due to Pandemic
The Covid pandemic has had scores of unforeseen problems, exacerbated by the effects of safeguarding the public, elderly and infirm. One of the biggest of
Where Can you Drive Your Mobility Scooter?
Mobility Scooters provide independence and the opportunity for freedom outdoors, especially when the weathers so good. If you have a scooter, or are thinking of
Actions to Protect Against the Onset of Dementia
International research from the University of California, San Diego, has found that there are actions that we can take, now, to reduce the chances of
Estate Planning & Dementia
In the event of a diagnosis of dementia you need to consider who will be the most trustworthy and responsible person to make decisions when
Is it Better to Buy In-Store or Online?
With Medical Equipment, is it better to Buy In-store or On-line? The internet has revolutionised the way we shop. The following article examines the pros
Benefits of a Sensory Room
Sensory rooms are specifically designed to provide a full range of stimuli to help engage all, or some, of the senses of the users. These
Why Your Schools and Students Need Sensory Rooms
Administrators, educators and parents often question; Why do schools need multi-sensory rooms? This question is more important now, as we address the challenges created by
Pointers for Caring with Someone with a Disability
Caring for someone with a physical disability is a demanding role, even for the best of carers. The primary focus for carers or family members,
Benefits of Regular Exercise for the Elderly
It’s accepted by everyone, especially health professionals, that daily exercise is important for general health and wellbeing. A Swedish medical study found that physical activity
Pulse Oximeter How to Use it Properly
Most people with Covid do not need to be in hospital. One of the hospital-at-home measurements that can inform health professionals of your health status
Parkinson’s & Postural Challenges
Parkinson’s is a neurodegenerative disorder of the central nervous system where parts of the brain become progressively damaged over many years. It is very common
How to Correctly Measure for a New Riser Recliner Chair
After determining which style chair is right for you or your client, it’s time to take measurements. Taking the correct measurements is crucial to ensure
Spotlight on…Obesity
Did You Know… Losing about 10% of your present body weight can greatly reduce the danger of multiple illnesses. 90% of people with type 2
Winter Weather Tips for Dementia
With winter upon us and Christmas just around the corner, it is important to remember those most vulnerable. Although not many people like the cold
Tips on Wheelchair Safety
Wheelchairs are wonderful at providing independence and freedom, providing that they’re used with safety in mind. The following tips will help increase awareness of how
Using Cushions to Prevent Pressure Sores
A pressure sore can be common for wheelchair users or those seated for long periods in chairs or bed. Staying in the same position for
Pressure Sores Explained
Pressure sores, also called pressure ulcers and bedsores, usually develop gradually due to pressure against the body, moisture, friction and shearing when people are immobile
You Get What You Pay For!
Why the cheapest option may not always the best option in the long run! In 2021 all businesses, in every industry are trying to reduce
