• Bathroom Safety - Shower chairs and bath seats make personal hygiene a whole lot easier and safer.

• Toilet Risers - the less an elderly person has to lower him/herself down or up the lesser the likelihood of a fall.

• Grab bars don’t have to be drilled in the wall anymore.  Try bars that suction cup to the wall.  Grab bars are great for people who are unsteady on their feet.

• Tub and shower treads are non-slip strips that are installed at the bottom of a tub.  They create more grip and traction on the floor of the tub.

• Night lights are great around the house on stairwells, in hallways, bedrooms, and  bathrooms. 

• Pathlighter safety cane comes with a built-in light that switches on at the top of the handle.  Great for getting around places with poor lighting like hallways, stairs, the theatre, or in the car on a dark night.

• Bed canes and bed rails help the person get up and stabilize when standing. 

To read Factors Contributing to a Fall Plus Ways to Help Prevent a Fall click here.

To read The Costs Of A Fall click here.