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[...] In the age of the Ipad, Kindle and home theatres, adjustable beds are quickly becoming popular; particularly with the individuals who need a customized slumber [...]

[...] Buying adjustable beds isn’t as straight forward as you might think – there are many purchasing options [...]

[...] difficult movement difficult. It is for such people that therapeutic sleeping postures and Adjustable Beds UK are used as these not only help in maintaining specific medically recommended postures [...]

[...] Buying the best mobility scooter for you is a big decision, so it’s well worth doing plenty of research first – [...]

[...] outdoor pursuits. For eight years until 1998, Mike relied upon his ‘Sportster’ mobility scooter, which allowed him to co-ordinate and manage one disabled ramble each year in some of the [...]

[...] terrain. Alternatively, you could want to combine using a scooter with driving, compare mobility scooters that fold-up. 3) Consider how far you will be travelling Mobility scooters are separated [...]

[...] MBE, founder member of the ‘Disabled Ramblers Association’ has been using mobility scooters now for 19 years, due to a progressive mobility disorder. It was his love of rambling [...]

[...] up with the stiff upper lip mentality of just getting on with it and not asking for help. Mobility aids such as scooters and stairlifts are regarded as particularly negative and are often seen as [...]

[...] ;t think we could fit one in! That is, until we came across the Affinity Walk In Bath at Mobility compare! This compact walk-in bath is just 1050mm long by 650mm wide, yet feels spacious and doesn& [...]

[...] ; “No,” said the Lord. “The Bureaucrats beat me to it.” Here at Mobility Compare we are happy to say that you won’t be facing all that bureaucracy when you [...]

[...] is full of storage and you either can’t use it at all, or only with difficulty? Well mobility compare’s advice is to approach a member of staff, explain your difficulty and ask for someone [...]

[...] who already has one installed. This is especially useful if you’re unsure whether to opt for a walk-in bath or easy access shower and can give you a better idea of the benefits and restrictions of [...]

[...] her legs and she is afraid of slipping, so she cannot manage the bath at all. So I suggested a walk-in bath – but her bathroom is very small, we didn’t think we could fit one in! That is, [...]

[...] portability, the basic demonstration of showering is loaded with the fear of falling. Walk-in bath tubs are intended for such people, with constrained portability and on a more extensive scale [...]

[...] requirements. Here are some tips on how to differentiate between stairlifts and select the right stairlift for you. The first step is to have an assessment by a stairlift provider to find out which [...]

[...] , you can buy a refurbished seat to go on the fitted rail. A good idea when deciding the right stairlift for you is to ask someone who already has a stairlift for advice. You could ask them where [...]

[...] service just in case some unexpected guests take a fancy of the object and try using it. The stairlifts UK provide these mechanical devices to lift people who are aged or with mobility issues, up and [...]

Dr Mike Bruton MBE, founder member of the ‘Disabled Ramblers Association’ has been using mobility scooters now for 19 years, due to a prog [...]