Dressing Aids
Get dressing aids if your patients have conditions that cause limited reach or require bending precautions. Limited mobility or dexterity due to certain underlying health conditions will always make it challenging for patients to put on shoes or clothes. While living with these types of conditions may be quite challenging, your patients should not lose the ability to dress. A dressing aid gives patients the much-desired freedom from physical limitations. If they’ve just undergone hip surgery or are determined on not causing damage to a hip prosthesis, then you should request them to always exercise caution. Items such as hip kits from CeilBlue® are of great help. Aids such as dressing aid sticks, metal shoe horns and sock aids all make their life more comfortable until they properly heal.
Handi-Reachers
$13.21
Lightweight reacher has an ergonomic trigger that is operated with whole hand. It is constructed with wired-driven jaws and the frame resists twisting and bending. It includes magnet for picking...
Dressing stick
$4.64
Combination hook/pusher assists in putting on shirt and jacket, pulling up slacks or removing socks. Hook on the opposite end aids in pulling zippers and shoelace hoops.Orders for this item...
Waterproof Shirt Saver Bib
$11.54
The Shirt Saver Bib is machine washable and is made strong to endure countless washings. Its velcro closure make it effortless to put on and take off. This bib is...
Fablife Finger Trigger Reaching Aides
$10.71
The Fablife™ finger trigger reaching aide helps you in situations where you are short of reach or have mobility issues. The magnetic tip enables you to pick up small metallic...
Wheelchair Rain Poncho
$37.69
Perfect solution for when you need to face unpleasant weather conditions while in your wheelchair and avoiding the hassle of struggling with a regular poncho or coat. Easy to slip...
Comprehensive solution for patients and seniors
Always place the dressing aids in areas where your patients can easily access when the need arises. If they're recovering from hip or knee surgery, use a hip kit as a comprehensive solution. Find a collection of dressing stick, sock aid, sponge, and reacher when you purchase a complete hip kit. Get a slip-on dressing aid, deluxe dressing stick and flexible sock aid ready when your patient leaves the hospital after surgery, to help them remain independent when dressing or bathing at home. Dressing aids help ensure patients heal well when recovering from hip or knee replacements.
Dressing aids for improved mobility
Help patients avoid bending at the hip or twisting their backs when experiencing limited mobility by purchasing dressing aids and reaching aids. Individuals who have arthritis do not have to endure excruciating pain when putting on shoes or socks. Many health care providers highly recommend reachers. Some kits feature formed sock aids and a plastic or metal shoehorn, ideal for low-mobility individuals. Patients with a general lack of muscle control or who struggle with reaching, bending and performing intricate maneuvers find respite in a hip kit. This collection of dressing aids helps individuals dress, bathe and groom alone, improving the entire recovery process.
Aids for increased Independence
Encourage patients to regain their dignity through increased independence by offering great patient care products. If your health facility has a patient who needs help bending, reaching or dressing, you can always opt to purchase dressing aids individually as needed. Hand reachers come in a variety of shapes, sizes and grab capabilities to ensure that patients can extend their reach or pick up items easily. Designed with lightweight materials, reachers have ergonomic triggers operated by the entire hand, making them the perfect tool for increased independence.
Hip kits for maximum comfort and well-being
When starting out with dressing aids, patients should expect a learning curve. It may feel awkward at first, but it will be time well spent. Help your patients regain their dressing independence using a hip kit after surgery until you clear them for bending and reaching. Besides that, a 24-inch reacher helps them pick up light objects and place them within reach. Another bending assistance tool, a sock aid, helps them on socks and shoes without reaching down or raising their feet. A long-handled bath sponge is ideal for getting to hard-to-reach areas without excessive twisting or bending.
Purchase slip-on dressing aids and a variety of medical supplies directly from CeilBlue.
