Category Crutches

Major Home Medical Tools for Broken Bones

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No matter how safe we try to be, the truth is that each and every one of us is subject to broken bones. While casts and crutches will be administered by the hospital, there are some medical supplies that would be helpful to have at home. If you have young kids, or know someone who is getting older and their bones growing more brittle, these are some of the medical aids you should keep at home incase anything should happen.

  • Ambulatory Equipment: If you cannot walk or have difficulty getting around, having a wheelchair at home will be very helpful. There are now several types, including ultra-light ones that make it easier for you to move about. Geriatric chairs or recliners make life a lot easier for the aged...
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Limited Mobility? Determining Which Walking Aid Is Best for You

walking aidsThere are many different types of walking aids. Make your choice simpler by trying various types to find a mobility aid that fits your size, age and activity types. Follow doctor’s or physical therapist’s recommendations on the best gait aid for you. Crutches may work better for younger patients, while older individuals often choose walkers or canes.

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A Guide To Getting Around On Crutches

getting around on crutches, Boca Raton, FloridaGetting around on crutches may not be your idea of fun — but it doesn’t have to be painful. If you find yourself needing crutches after surgery or an injury, getting professional advice is essential.

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