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Disability equipment services are services that enable elderly disabled people to access products for their personal use. These are products designed solely for chronically sick or disabled people. Professional staff, mainly qualified Occupational Therapists who are also known as OTs, assess peoples needs for disability equipment and aids. An assessment of your individual needs for disability equipment and disability aids, either by Social or Health Care Professionals, is important to obtaining the right aids and equipment for your own needs. Disability aids and equipment facilitate independence at home, and Occupational Therapists enable people with disabilities to carry out daily living activities, with the aim of maintaining or improving independence. Daily living activities mean any way in which people spend their time, from personal care (washing, dressing, toileting) to productivity (paid or unpaid work, housework, education) to leisure (games, sports, hobbies, social activities). Organisations can provide a range of products to help and support older people who have a physical disability and have difficulty managing everyday activities and have difficulty getting in and out and around your home. A specialist needs assessment can help you to access a range of equipment to meet your needs, enabling you to maintain your independence and safety in your own home. There is a large range of mobility aids and equipment, and an assessment for mobility aids and mobility equipment can help to recommend what is best for you – mobility aids and mobility equipment include stair lifts, wheelchairs, mobility scooters or buggies, and walking aids such as Zimmer frames, walkers, walking frames, mobility chairs, and walking sticks. There also is a wide range of daily living aids which can assist you to bathe, dress, prepare food and drinks, and enjoy leisure activities. Bathroom equipment can include bath seats, raised toilet seats, bath rails and commodes. Daily living equipment includes eating aids like adapted cutlery and plates, dressing aids such as gadgets to help with zippers or stockings, back cushions, as well as household aids such as trolleys and gadgets to help pick up things from the floor. There are hoists to help move someone, and bed blocks can make it easier to get in and out of bed by raising its height. Reading aids and writing aids also help older people to maintain their independence, and there is a range of equipment for people with a sensory disability such as flashing door bells and telephone aids for sight impaired people. Occupational Therapists can help with making a home safer for getting around by, for example, the installation of hand rails and ramps, or raising the height of the bed/chair so that standing up is much easier for a person with stiff, painful hips and knees, and reducing anxiety and helping people raise their confidence about getting around or managing their disability. At the same time they can assist carers to keep their caring role, by arranging the right aids and equipment for the cared for person. Disabled Living Centres may be able to arrange demonstrations of various equipment and aids, to help people who wish to purchase aids and equipment direct from suppliers. You can also visit the Disabled Living Foundation website for advice on choosing equipment.
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Lift Services
Here at Ability Lifts, we offer solutions for many different access requirements, from platform lifts and stair platform lifts, to external lifts, access lifts and much more. We aim to offer top ...
Contact: Ability Lifts Ltd, Khepera Business Centre, 9, Orgreave Road, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S13 9LQ.
Access and Mobility Bathrooms
We will design a bespoke bathing solution for your personal needs and explain everything the work entails. We only use industry-leading products with the best warranties for your peace of mind. All our installers are lon...
Contact: Access and Mobility Bathrooms LTD, 5 The Oundle, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, SG2 8JY.
Stairlift Design, Manufacture and Install
Allows easier access to the upper floors of your home. We make straight and curved lifts we can combine any combination of lift and its features to fit most stairs. We also make stairlifts for outdoor spaces such as gard...
Contact: Stairlifts By Acorn, Telecom House Station Road, Keighley, West Yorkshire, BD20 6RB.
The Assure - Personal monitoring and alert system
The Assure is a stylish smartband that monitors your wellbeing and can be worn at all times, ensuring you can link with your personal network whenever you might need help. As well as the wearer being able to call...
Contact: Customer support, 18 Hill Street, Saffron Walden, Essex, CB10 1JD.
Age UK Mobility
Handicare are proud to be working with the Age UK Trading. Together, they are continually working towards improving later life for everyone. Handicare are the provider of all, stair lifts, chairs, baths and showers.
Contact: Age UK Mobility, Building 82 First Avenue, Kingswinford, West Midlands, DY6 7FJ.
Allied Mobility
Hire, buy or lease via Motability with Allied Mobility. Allied Mobility is the UK's leading wheelchair accessible vehicle (WAV) specialist. We’re committed to designing and converting our cars to the high...
Contact: Allied Mobility , 655 London Road, Coventry , CV3 4EX.
All Mobility
It provides equipment to assist and improve independence at home. A qualified occupational therapist can discuss individual problems in depth and advise on the best equipment. This can be completed in the shop and occasi...
Contact: All Mobility, All Mobility Central Support , 25 Wellington Way , SheffieldWaterlooville , Hampshire , PO7 7ED.
Bespoke Stairlift- Curved Stairlift Solutions
Our Stairlift solutions give our customers a cost effective solution to stair accessibility. Virtually any staircase, whether it be straight or curved, can be negotiated to offer a safe, affordable alternative to new pro...
Contact: Bespoke Stairlifts, Unit 8 Fieldhouse Industrial Estate, Old Fieldhouse Lane, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD2 1FA.
Find a British Red Cross charity shop
Find a local British Red Cross charity shop
Contact: British Red Cross Society, 44 Moorfields, London, EC2Y 9AL.
Hire or borrow a wheelchair
Hiring a wheelchair is the best way to guarantee wheelchair support for short-term use (six months or less) but if you are unable to afford the cost we may be able to offer further assistance.
Contact: British Red Cross Society, 44 Moorfields, London, EC2Y 9AL.
Shop - Mobility Aids
Find equipment to help with your daily needs or make getting out and about a little easier. All products chosen to help you at home. Buy or hire a wheelchair
Contact: British Red Cross Society, 44 Moorfields, London, EC2Y 9AL.
Careline, Lifeline, Telecare, Personal alarm
Careline Alarms Monitoring Brings Peace of MindIf you are concerned about an older person's welfare or you want to remain independent in your own home, then Careline Alarms can help. Our pendant alarm service i...
Contact: Careline, 7 Adcote Close, Barwell, Leicestershire, LE9 8DT.
Alarm Watch - CPR Guardian III with Fall Detection and SOS Button
CPR Guardian III: The Ultimate Safety Companion Advanced Location Tracking: Utilizes GPS, Wi-Fi, and mobile technology to provide real-time location tracking, ensuring peace of mind for caregivers and wearers alike. ...
Contact: CPR Global Tech, Lakeside Technology Park, Swansea, West Glamorgan, SA7 9FF.
Information & Advice Hub
Deaf-friendly information or advice. Go to https://www.deafplus.info/ for Information Hub Frind accessible and advice for deaf people in BSL video covering a wide range of issues from claiming benefits to consume...
Contact: deafPLUS, Trinity Centre, Key Close, Whitechapel, London, E1 4HG.
Assessing Your Needs
We will always have a conversation with you about how your care and support needs can be met within the skills, abilities and opportunities in your life and community. This may be support from a friend, a voluntary...
Contact: Care and health, Topsham Road, Exeter, Devon, EX2 4QD.
Independent Living Centre - Adaptations & Equipment
The Team at the Centre comprises of Occupational Therapists, an Occupational Therapy Technical Instructor and an Office Administrator. The Centre does not sell equipment but has a large range of equipment on display for ...
Contact: Independent Living Centre, Devon House, Brunel Road, Newton Abbot, Devon, TQ12 4PB.
Occupational Therapy
If you contact us about equipment and adaptations in your home, we will explain about what services are available and how we will assess you for them.We will tell you when we are coming to visit you to assess your needs ...
Contact: Adult & Community Services, Topsham Road, Exeter, Devon, EX2 4QD.
Sensory disability services
Devon Sensory Team provides support and advice to people who: are visually impaired are Deaf have an acquired hearing loss are deafblind (sometimes known as a dual sensory impairment – a significant combination...
Contact: Adult & Community Services, Topsham Road, Exeter, Devon, EX2 4QD.
Living Made Easy
Living Made Easy is an impartial advice and information website about daily living equipment and other aspects of independent living. It has been developed by the DLF, a national charity with 50 years’ expe...
Contact: Living Made Easy.
Beep Assist
Beep Assist is a guardian angel in your home or workplace. Our smart technology connects you to a 24/7 emergency response centre in case you need urgent help.
Contact: Beep Assist, PO Box 6458, Asher Lane, Ripley, Derbyshire, DE5 3BF.