As they age, elderly start to face mobility challenges, and they may need some little help to make movement easier for them. One of the best ways to help them with these mobility issues is to get 3 wheel bikes for seniors. 3-wheel bikes, also known as trikes or adult tricycles, are non-motorized human-powered or […]

Assistive items are always very imperative for adults who aren’t as fully active as they used to be. Walking needs a cane as support, bathing needs a bath seat, and sleeping needs bed handles. Elderly ones, especially those with one medical condition or the other, need bed handles to ensure security while sleeping and while […]

When you’re young and free of disabilities, using the toilet requires no more effort than lowering yourself on the toilet bowl and doing your thing. But for seniors, this simple task can be very difficult and time-consuming because their weak bones make it hard for them to just hop on the toilet bowl and stand up […]

As a senior or caregiver, you sure understand how old age can complicate very simple activities like getting in and out of cars. The weak bones ache and the frail muscles protest at the slightest movement. And this explains why it can take an elderly person as much as 5 minutes to enter a car […]

As a senior, you’d probably have known that resting on a lift chair is one of the best ways to relax after a busy day. Only few things are more soothing than bringing your body to its most convenient resting position and probably getting some subtle massage. This helps to ease off piled-up stress within a short […]

While some of the walkers on this list have seats, if your buying criteria strictly requires a seated rollator, we have a specific post on the best walkers with seats. At 60 years and above, everything in the life of an individual proves tricky. However, nothing is as tricky and as dangerous as the business of […]

Walking, running and jumping are all pretty easy if you’re less than 60 years old. As a matter of fact, you can afford to do all these without conscious thought, as they are activities that are (normally) reduced to second nature. However, after sixty or thereabout, things naturally become trickier — making walking a reality […]

When seniors live alone, there is the constant need to climb on the bed, get into the bath, take something from a shelf, or even get down from a height. They might also need to get into a car or get down from it. But these tasks are usually difficult due to their weak bones. […]