Assistive devices
Parkinson’s and Dystonia - Assistive Devices
Parkinson’s disease and dystonia are both conditions that affect the nervous system and can make movement difficult.
It can cause symptoms like shaking, stiffness, and trouble with balance, which can make walking, transferring on and off from a chair and getting in and out of a car difficult.
Dystonia involves uncontrolled muscle contractions that cause twisting and abnormal postures, which can make sitting comfortably challenging and affect your ability to stay still.
Both conditions can make everyday activities that involve moving around or sitting much more difficult and uncomfortable.
BetterCareMarket offers assistive devices tailored to the unique needs of individuals with Parkinson’s disease. These helpful devices are designed to provide enhanced comfort and mobility, addressing the challenges associated with sitting and movement.
Princess Chair
The Cobalt Classic Air Chair, also known as Princess Chair is a pressure relief seating solution designed to address the unique mobility challenges of individuals with Parkinson’s.
Featuring a sturdy frame, adjustable armrests, lumbar support and a reclining mechanism, the chair offers the user stability, support and comfort. Its smooth gliding motion and swivel capabilities, facilitates easy transitions in and out of the chair.
In addition, the chair redistributes pressure when the user is in a sitting position to reduce the risk of pressure sores.
Swivel Cushion
Swivel seat cushions facilitate smooth transitions in and out the chair, car or bed, reducing strain and promoting independence.
The swivel cushion consists of two disks attached to a rotating part, which allows you to rotate without having to twist or swing your body around.
In addition, it helps reduce friction during turning, making it easier to perform the transfer without putting any strain to your back, hips or knees.