Turning, pivoting, and backing up are the moments when many safe-looking moves suddenly fall apart. A person may stand up well enough, but then lose balance while turning toward the…
Hemiparesis after stroke changes transfers in ways that are easy to underestimate. The problem is not just that one side is weaker. Stroke can also change tone, body awareness, timing,…
A tub transfer bench or bath board can make bathing much safer, but only when the device matches the person and the bathroom. The wrong setup still leaves the hardest…
If the order says non-weight-bearing, treat that as zero weight through the affected leg until the prescriber changes it. That sounds simple, but it changes almost every transfer choice at…
Many people do fine with a walker in a straight, open hallway. The trouble starts at the bathroom door, in the kitchen corner, or during the turn to sit down.…
A SuperPole-style transfer pole can solve one very specific problem well: the person can still do part of the move, but they need a solid handhold in the right place…
Short steps and toe catches can turn an ordinary room into a fall setup. A rug edge, doorway strip, or small patch of uneven ground suddenly becomes a real problem…
Toilet transfers are one of the most common fall points in the home. The space is small, the floor may be wet, clothing gets in the way, and people often…
Spinal precautions change simple transfers into alignment tasks. The goal is to keep the trunk moving as one unit so the healing or unstable spine is not bent, twisted, or…
