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Do I Need Safety Equipment?

Ensuring your safety is the first step toward independence. Our expert team can assess your home environment to identify potential risks and recommend the right durable equipment to protect you and your loved ones. As you age and control how your co-morbidities or health impacts your function, it is also vital for you to assess your home and evaluate your ability to move within it in a safe manner. Our durable medical equipment (DME) products offer benefits to your safety and mobility; whether you are having a setback due to surgery, are in post-operative recovery, have a history of repeated falls, are recovering from a recent hospitalization, or have any other health problem(s) that might impact your ability to safely move.

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If your answer is yes to any one of these questions, please contact us for a free consultation on how we may be able to retrofit your home with DME devices that mitigate the risk of falls or injury and promote your greater mobility.

Could I benefit from DME in my home?

Do I need a walking device to safely make it from one area to another in my home?

Do I have pain when I am moving?

Do I need to sit for any period of time while showering?

Do I need help from someone to get in and out of the bed?

Am I dizzy when I stand up or when I try and walk?

Am I concerned I may fall while trying to get up from a lying position or stand up from a seated position?

Does my home only have tub showers?

Do I need to hold onto something when getting in and out or while in the shower?

Am I limited in how long I can be on my feet before I need to sit?

Is the toilet height too low for me?

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Choosing the Right Equipment

Assess Your Mobility Needs

Evaluate your daily activities to determine the level of support required for safe and independent movement.

Consider Safety Features

Look for high-impact materials and non-slip surfaces to ensure maximum protection in any environment.

Check Comfort and Ergonomics

Ensure the equipment fits your body properly to prevent strain and promote long-term comfort during use.

Verify Maintenance Requirements

Review the care and cleaning instructions to ensure your equipment remains in peak condition for years.

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