Showing posts with label Ratings and Repairs of Adaptive Equipment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ratings and Repairs of Adaptive Equipment. Show all posts
Saturday, February 8, 2014
How to fold a Convaid Tilt Rodeo Stroller
Everything is easier if you do it the right way. Here is Zeb from Home Health Depot demonstrating how to fold up a Convaid Tilt Rodeo Stroller.
Friday, March 30, 2012
DIsabilities: New Patient Lift Like Nothing Else
I love the design of the lift and how it can work
anywhere and fit anywhere. Traditional lifts are so large they can be
difficult to use in a residential setting. I don't like the cranks on
either side of the seat though, I think that would be difficult for an
elderly caregiver and I think taking it apart may be difficult as well,
but I love the idea. I wonder if its available stateside. Check out this video.
Has anyone seen or used anything like this?
Has anyone seen or used anything like this?
Friday, May 27, 2011
Grid Wheelchair Seat Back: Positioning for Kyphotic Special Needs Kids with Low Trunk Tone
What is a Grid Seat Back for a Wheelchair?
A grid seat back is a seat back for a wheelchair made of a grid of 2"x 2"x 2" squares of Sun memory foam that can be altered to accommodate for trunk deformities and to assist weight distribution on the seat back to prevent skin breakdown.
Why a Grid Seat Back for a Wheelchair?
A grid seat back is a seat back for a wheelchair made of a grid of 2"x 2"x 2" squares of Sun memory foam that can be altered to accommodate for trunk deformities and to assist weight distribution on the seat back to prevent skin breakdown.
| Grid wheelchair back without cover. Foam was removed on sides to allow for laterals to be adjusted. |
Why a Grid Seat Back for a Wheelchair?
Friday, March 11, 2011
ADA: Patient Lifts: Transferring a Special Needs Child with a Physical Disability Safely
How do you know when you need a patient lift? You
need a lift when the person you are caring for can no longer perform assisted
transfers safely and/or is becoming too big to lift safely.
How do freestanding patient lifts work?
Friday, November 12, 2010
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
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