Companion Cats. Image shows a robotic cat. It is a ginger and white tabby and has a white chest, face and feet and stripped back, legs and head. It is shown laying on its front with its back legs towards the front.

Companion Cats

Looks like a cat, acts like a cat with no vet bills or litter trays to worry about. These companion cats are the perfect gift for elderly people living alone or someone with dementia.

Portable Bidets

Portable Bidets are a consideration for elderly people. They offer a gentle way to cleanse after toilet use which is kind to sore bottoms and haemorroids.

Footwear for someone who has had a Stroke. Image shows a pale lilac background. There are four hands holding a flat cut-out of a head and the brain is shown in lilac. Inside the brain shape are zig-zag lines to indicate danger.

Footwear for Someone Who Has Had A Stroke

Footwear for someone who has had a Stroke needs to be comfortable and easy to put on and remove. Feet can become swollen if you or someone you care for are immobile for any period. This is highly likely in the period following a Stroke.

Your footwear also needs to fit well and have a good grip to prevent the risk of having a fall when starting to mobilise again.

Adjustable Beds. Image shows an adjustable bed. It shows its four wooden legs and the upholstered bed frame. The head and foot of the bed have been raised using the adjustable bed mechanism

Adjustable Beds

Adjustable beds offer customizable sleeping positions. One of the main advantages of adjustable beds is the ability to adjust the position of the bed’s head and foot. This allows you to find your most comfortable sleeping position, whether you prefer to sleep with your head slightly elevated, raise your legs for better circulation, or find a position that alleviates pressure points on your body.

Big button phones. Image shows a silver landline telephone with large black buttons on the key pad. The numbers are in white and the corded handset is positioned on the left hand side. At the top of the phone unit are six photographs. These are speed dial buttons for the family or friends who are phoned most frequently.

Big Button Phones

Big Button phones are ideal for anyone with impaired sight or dexterity issues. They provide a spacious, easy press keyboard and the facility to store favourite numbers.

Extendable door wedges. image shows a compressed extendable door wedge. The wedge itself is pink, it has a silver metal collapsable pole and a ribbed blue non-slip handle. It also has a red wrist strap. You wouldn't lose it!

Extendable Door Wedges

Extendable door wedges are ideal for people with mobility issues, pregnant people and for anyone with balance problems. They enable you to wedge the door open without having to bend down. The handle also has a handy wrist strap to prevent you dropping it on the floor.

Keywings. image shows three key aids.They are bright pink, blue and light green and fitted on the round end of the key. they are designed to make using keys easy.

Keywings

Keywings are cheerful rubber attachments for door keys. Designed to make life easier for millions of older people by increasing the grip.

Digital Display Frame

These frames are also a relaxing alternative to TV and I know several care homes use them to share photos of activities residents have enjoyed. Many of them have the capacity to store thousands of photos in a compact and easy to view way.