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Not every independence problem needs a big budget.Some of the hardest moments in the day are small ones: pulling on socks after hip surgery, bending to put on shoes, picking something up off the floor, washing your feet, or opening a jar.Read on LinkedIn
Four steps at the front door can keep someone inside for months.When getting in and out of the house gets hard, people start going out less: fewer appointments, less time in the garden, less time with friends. Often the fix is simpler than a full renovation.Read on LinkedIn
If the carer gets hurt, the care stops.Family carers and support workers often do transfers the hard way for months: lifting, pulling on arms, or using two people where the right equipment would let one person do it safely.Read on LinkedIn
The discharge date is set. The equipment isn't there yet.It's one of the most stressful gaps in care. The person is ready to go home, but the bed, commode or shower chair the OT recommended hasn't arrived, and funding approval can take weeks.Read on LinkedIn
The most comfortable chair in the showroom can still be the wrong lift chair at home.Lift recliners are often chosen by feel after a few minutes of sitting. The problems tend to show up weeks later: feet that don't reach the floor, a seat so deep the person slumps or slides forward, or a chair that can't fully recline because it's pushed against a wall.Read on LinkedIn
An OT home visit might take an hour or two. Getting the recommended equipment into the home can take weeks.For a lot of NDIS participants and Support at Home clients, the slow step isn't the assessment. It's the quote.Read on LinkedIn
A grab rail in the wrong place can be worse than none.Bathroom modifications are some of the simplest and most effective changes for staying safe at home, but only when they're done right.Read on LinkedIn
Hire or buy? It's one of the most expensive questions in assistive equipment.Both mistakes happen more often than you'd think: a family buys a hospital bed for a six-week recovery, or keeps hiring a lift chair long after it has become part of everyday life.Read on LinkedIn
It arrived on time. It just doesn't fit.One of the most frustrating moments in assistive technology is a delivery that can't be used: a lift recliner too wide for the lounge room door, a shower commode that won't clear the toilet, a bed that can't get down the hallway.Read on LinkedIn