Repositioning in bed should not mean manually lifting a person higher on the mattress. That is one of the fastest ways to hurt a caregiver and drag the person's skin…
Ramps and thresholds are where small height changes become big mobility problems. A one-inch lip can stop a walker cold. A short steep ramp can feel manageable on a sunny…
The safest ramp is not the one that simply reaches the doorway. It is the one a real person can use without tipping, drifting, slipping, or exhausting the caregiver. That…
A ramp can start out safe and become risky slowly enough that no one notices right away. Dirt builds up. Algae grows in shade. A traction strip curls at the…
A home ramp starts with one number: the rise. If that rise is measured wrong, everything after it is wrong too. The ramp may end up too steep, too tiring…
Two-person assist is not just "one-person assist, but harder." It is a different job. Once two helpers are involved, the transfer only works if each person has a clear role,…
If turning makes the room spin, the answer is not to hurry and get it over with. Quick turns, fast head movements, and rushed position changes usually make dizziness worse,…
Getting out of bed safely is not one motion. It is a sequence: turn, bring the legs over, push up to sitting, pause at the edge, then decide whether standing…
