We offer a range of devices to help you around your bathroom from tap turners to wall mounted chairs.
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Has reading your favourite book become a struggle? Find it difficult to grip a pen, check out our aids that can help you read and right easier.
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We have a range of products to help you dress, lift yourself out of bed and get comfortable.
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Walking daily, even if it’s just for a short period of time can change your life. whether it’s when you’re around the house, popping to the shop or having a wander around the local park with a friend, the long term health benefits could be substantial.
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1. Contour Knob Turner If you have difficulty with turning the knobs or dials on your cooker, microwave or dishwasher, then this may be the gadget for you. The easy grip knob turner conforms around the shape of any standard sized dial and makes it simple for you to adjust it with no fuss. 2. Comfort Grip Chef’s Knife Offering a larger, more easy handling grip than ordinary household knives, this handy device could help avoid aches and pains when preparing your food. 3. Cooking Baskets Using devices such as cooking baskets when boiling vegetables and potatoes, cuts out the…
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The number of households where the oldest person is 85 and over is growing faster than any other age group. Visit our interactive house, to find out about future trends on all things accessibility in the home.
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A growing number of people in the UK are suffering from dementia. According to statistics, there are 850,000 people with dementia in the country, and the numbers are expected to rise to over one million by 2025. This terminal condition is now the most common cause of death among women in the UK. Scientists have yet to find a cure for this cognitive disorder, but the good news is that there are things that you can do to prevent dementia or lessen the risks of having it. Some of these activities won’t only prevent you from developing dementia, but doing them can even change…
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The AT Home campaign is a collaboration amongst the 14 Local Authorities covering the West Midlands, supported by companies who operate in this market. The campaign aims to encourage people to think about how independent living and mobility equipment, also known as Assistive Technology, can help you, or someone you care for, to continue to live independently in a healthy and safe environment at home.
Continue reading »Our range of walking sticks includes wooden, DerbyHandlealuminium and foldable options, designed for every need and lifestyle. The style best suited to you will depend on whether you plan to use your walking stick often or occasionally, and whether you’re looking for light support or something that can help significantly with balance, like a tripod cane. To help you choose, we’ve put together a quick guide to the various walking stick handle shapes that we offer, and outlined their advantages.
Continue reading »For those less confident in their mobility and sense of balance, moving around the bathroom can sometimes be difficult. At Manage At Home we have a range of products specifically designed to help reduce the risk of slips and falls in the bathroom, and have put together a quick guide to help you decide which ones are right for your home. Grab Rails Grab rails can be installed anywhere in the house, but they’re most commonly used in the bathroom or around entranceways. For anyone with limited arm strength they offer something to hold onto when standing up or sitting…
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