Adaptive Tools for Limited Mobility

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We show how simple adaptive tools turn limited mobility into daily freedom by redesigning the home for the body you have today. From reachers and sock aids to walkers, transfer poles, and grab bars, we map practical steps that reduce falls and restore confidence.

• why falls stem from home design, not recklessness
• mindset shift from limited mobility to independent living
• reachers and sock aids for safer dressing and chores
• walkers with seats to lower fear and boost movement
• transfer poles for secure sit-to-stand transitions
• shower chairs, handheld heads, and real grab bars
• bed rails, leg lifters, and lift recliners for easier days
• kitchen tools and perching stools to keep cooking
• smart speakers, wearables, and night lights for safety
• start small with one problem, then build

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