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Choosing the Right Daily Living
Daily Living Aids covers everyday equipment that makes independent living easier, from adapted kitchen tools to dressing aids and fall-prevention matting. These are typically the first equipment recommended for reduced grip, reach or balance, often before larger mobility equipment is needed — see the types below.
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Types of Daily Living
Adapted cutlery, tableware and meal-prep tools for reduced grip, reach or coordination. See our dedicated guide.
Long-handled tools that avoid excessive bending or reaching during dressing and personal care. See our dedicated guide.
Slip-resistant matting for bathroom and kitchen floors to reduce fall risk. See our dedicated guide.
Long-handled grabber tools that extend reach for dropped or hard-to-reach items. See our dedicated guide.
Cushioned protectors for the heel (and sometimes elbow) to reduce pressure injury risk during long periods in bed or a chair.