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A white shower chair with telescoping legs and visible adjustment pin holes standing in a tiled walk in shower.

Adjustable Height Shower Chair: Setting the Legs Right

Almost every shower chair on the market is height adjustable, and almost every one of them arrives set to a …

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An older couple on a park bench with a mobility scooter beside them.

How to Choose a Mobility Scooter Step by Step

Search for scooter recommendations and you will find a hundred ranked lists, almost none of which know anything about your …

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An adjustable bed base with the head section raised, dressed in crisp white bedding in a warm bedroom.

Adjustable Beds for Seniors: What Actually Matters

Adjustable beds are marketed with a long list of promises, and most of them are the wrong reason to buy …

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A mobility scooter with a seat and armrests parked outside a house.

Mobility Scooter Accessories Worth Buying First

A mobility scooter arrives with a seat, a tiller, and a small front basket, and within a week the gaps …

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A folded cardigan with magnetic front closures and a pair of side zip trousers laid out on a bedroom bench.

Adaptive Clothing for Seniors: Magnets, Zips, and Fit

Buttons are small, shirt cuffs fasten on the hand that is already busy, and a zip pull is a piece …

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A senior rides a four-wheel mobility scooter along a wide paved walkway.

Heavy Duty Mobility Scooters: Which Capacity Fits

The phrase “heavy duty” gets stamped on a lot of mobility scooter listings, and it does not mean the same …

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A steel framed commode chair with a removable bucket beneath the seat standing on the carpet beside a neatly made bed in a sunlit bedroom.

3 in 1 Commode Explained: The Three Ways One Frame Works

Search for a bedside commode and half the results describe themselves as a 3 in 1. It sounds like marketing …

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A bathroom seen from the doorway with grab bars mounted at the toilet, the shower entry and the tub wall.

Where to Place Grab Bars: Zone by Zone in a Real Bathroom

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A transfer bench with a backrest straddling a bathtub rim.

Transfer Bench for Bathtub: How to Fit One to Your Tub

In a bathroom with a standard tub, the hard part is almost never the washing. It is the moment of …

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A straight wooden transfer board and a curved plastic one lying on a bed.

Transfer Board: Straight, Curved, and Sliding Seat Types

A transfer board, also called a slide board, bridges the gap between two seated surfaces so a person can move …

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A suction grab bar pressed onto smooth bathroom tile with its indicator windows facing out.

Suction Grab Bars: What They Can and Cannot Safely Do

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A slatted teak shower bench standing in a tiled walk in shower.

Teak Shower Bench: What Makes the Wood Worth Considering

There is a reason teak benches sell well in a category otherwise dominated by white plastic and aluminum tubing: nobody …

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