Active Mobility Systems Blog

Rollators are one of the equipment that clients might need as they grow older. Although they can move, it doesn’t mean that they move as efficiently or quickly as they used to and having a rollator will help.

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has helped people living with disability obtain equipment that they need to keep being independent or to assist them with their daily routines.

Those that live with disability and use mobility equipment will most likely need to consider an accessible home. Ramps are one of the common ways that participants utilise in order to achieve this.

Group homes enable participants to live in a community that will allow them to be taken care of in a dignified and practical way. In some instances they may need to be weighed, but they may live with disability or are otherwise unable to use traditional weigh scales.

Are you looking for a wheelchair cushion? There’s a lot to consider, whether this is your first cushion or a replacement. However before making the purchase it’s best to talk to either your doctor or therapist to see what would best suit you.

Wheelchair cushions help prevent pressure sores from occurring as these can be painful and distressing for users who stay in their wheelchairs for long periods of time.

Mobility scooters are an alternative choice for mobility equipment as electric wheelchairs tend to be on the more expensive side of the price tag. However among the various mobility scooter brand there is one that stands out amongst the rest: Shoprider.

Our parents has always been there for us and supported us. Now as they get older their ability to do things begins to wane, which is unfortunately part of the aging process. It’s important that we do the best we can for our parents and that includes getting the best equipment possible.

The Isolated Patients Travel and Accommodation Assistance Scheme (IPTAAS) is a NSW scheme that provides financial assistance towards travel and accommodation costs when patients needs to travel long distances for treatment that’s normally not available locally.

Aging is just a natural process of life and one that can’t be avoided. However as people age so does their ability to do things independently as they grow weaker and less mobile than they were. While aged care homes are available sometimes it’s best to care for them at home.