Thursday, November 25, 2010

What's in a name?

Elderly Mobility Aids are so named because they are commonly used by people later in life. This does not mean that they are the only ones using them.

Walking aids can also be used by anyone following injury or surgery. Crutches are a common example and they are often followed by a walking cane as the condition improves.

Medical conditions that cause weakness or loss of balance can also require the use of an aid.

"Elderly Mobility Aids" can therefore be a misleading term but still one commonly used.

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Convenient Walking Cane

You can get fold up walking canes that can fit in an average sized hand bag.

This means that even if you only need one in certain circumstances, you can have a bit of extra support when you need it.

They are definitely one of the most useful types of elderly mobility aids for the more mobile