Aids to Daily Living

What is Aids to Daily Living?

Living with disabilities or chronic conditions such as arthritis, injury or life altering diseases can be a hard road in and of itself. Daily Living Aids are a wide variety of products specifically designed to accommodate and help those with disabilities preform normal everyday activities such as dressing, bathing, eating or something as simple as turning a lamp on. Disability aids are more often than not created by individuals who have had or currently have similar ailments and have really specified and designed these daily living aids so that they are functional, versatile, and most importantly effective because they themselves understand the difficulty level and frustration associated with ailments or disabilities.

What do Aids to Daily Living products hope to accomplish?

The major goal in disability aid products is to reestablish user independence, mobility, and dignity. Those who suffer from injury, ailments, or disability are often forced to rely on those around them for help accomplishing simple tasks that play a vital role in independence and sense of self which has a direct correlation on self-esteem and overall dignity. What daily living aids promote is the ability for users to complete tasks with comfort and ease so that their way of life doesn't have to be altered, changed or sacrificed in ways that relinquish a part of their identity.

What types of conditions/ailments are beneficial with help from Aids to Daily Living products?

• Arthritis conditions.
• Injury recovery/post-operation.
• Extremity deformity, injury, or loss.
• Impaired vision, low vision, and blindness.
• Loss of hearing or deafness.
• Dementia/Alzheimer's Disease suffers.
• Limited mobility due to age, illness, and other ailments.
• Cancer treatment patients.
• Neck, back, and shoulder pain.
• Neck, back, and shoulder pain.
• Nerve damage.
• Those at risk for falls while ambulating.
• Wheelchair, walker, canes, and other mobility aid users.