Our latest blog discusses the importance of accessible housing for spinal cord injured adults, the role housing plays during rehabilitation and the impact on your clients physical and mental health and wellbeing.
Health
Hints, tips and suggestions for healthy living. We also start conversations around Awareness Days talking about conditions which affect our customers and look at how homelifts can help their quality of life.
Suitably Adapted Homes and the Impact on Disabled Parents
Being a parent with disabilities is in many ways no different from being an able-bodied parent.
The Impact of COVID-19 on Older Adults Mental Health and Wellbeing
The coronavirus pandemic has had a profound impact on everyone, forcing people to isolate, shield and minimise contact with friends and family.
Reablement through home lifts: restoring independence and wellbeing at home
As Occupational Therapists we work within numerous areas, but the common goal is to create purposeful occupation through therapeutic intervention. Often, we have to balance the ability to provide reablement with the limitations of the services we have available to us.
Can home lifts be the key to positive mental health in an ageing society?
As our population ages, health and wellbeing issues develop. Compromised mobility is a common problem which can lead to chronic challenges such as loss of self-esteem, plus isolation and loneliness if living alone.
Lowering the Cost of Care – how appropriate home adaptations can reduce public and private financial pressures
An increasing number of older people live with long-term health conditions and restricted mobility, meaning independent living is more important than ever.
Safety on Stairs – an illustration of how home lifts deliver better occupational performance in the community
If mobility becomes challenging due to age, disability, or health issues, use of stairs can increase the risk of injury in the home. Relevant home adaptations can prevent trips and falls, leading to increased independence and mental wellbeing.
