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Swimming and activity in water has a multitude of benefits for all children and young adults, including those with disabilities and learning difficulties. For children with movement restrictions, activity in water can help to increase muscle tone and strength, improve...

Choosing the right wheelchair for you and your specific requirements is so important; a wheelchair can be suited to your exact lifestyle, giving you independence, autonomy and a better quality of life. There are so many different types of wheelchairs available, so...

As we get older, many of us begin to struggle with our mobility and may not be able to do the things we used to. However, this should not prevent you from being able to have fun and do the things that you enjoy. There are many activities that elderly people with...

When the time comes to choose new medical equipment, such as a wheelchair or hoist, there are a small number of healthcare professionals that can provide guidance on the best technology for a client’s specific needs. One of these...

When transporting those with limited mobility in a wheelchair, it is paramount that the correct safety precautions are adopted to ensure the safe transit of both the passenger and wheelchair. Wheelchair adapted vehicles and transport vehicles for those with...

Swollen feet and legs (medically known as oedema) is a common complaint in those that use wheelchairs, the elderly, and those who have little to no mobility or are overweight. Swollen feet is most commonly caused by a build-up of fluid and is also a common complaint...

We spend the first few years of our lives being cared for by our parents and loved ones. But one day the time comes in our lives when the roles are reversed, and it may be our time to look after parents and loved ones. Having this role reversal accepted by elderly...

You may be thinking about upgrading your wheelchair to an electric power wheelchair or simply want to find out more about the benefits of buying an electric wheelchair. Electric wheelchairs can offer those with limited mobility a number of benefits, including the...

A pressure ulcer (also known as a pressure sore) can be common in those that use wheelchairs, as well as those that have limited or no mobility. Staying in one position for too long can significantly increase the risk of sores, which is why cushions and other measures...