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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Description
16-3/4″ W x 13″ D x 30″ H, 30″ to 35″ Height Adjustment with 1″ Increments, 5/8″ Tip
Specially designed for use with one arm or hand. Folds for compact storage.
Quick Overview
WALKERS FOR HANDICAPPED / DISABILITY WALKER
There are so many walkers for handicapped individuals on the market that sometimes it can be challenging to choose the right model. With so many choices available for anyone looking to purchase a disability walker, one can easily get confused, because different walkers for disabled adults may provide different accessibility and mobility options. Fortunately, AvaCare Medical can help with this process by offering our line of handicap walkers made by the top manufacturers in the country. Our customer service team is ready to help you in selecting the best walker for your needs
The Importance of Walkers for Handicapped People
Walkers have been around for a long time – since the 1950’s, to be exact. Some handicapped people have only partial disabilities and may need a walking aid simply to help supplement their footing and confidence. While walking canes are often used, some people need additional support and stability when it comes to moving about on their feet. In these situations, a walker for a handicapped person would be the best option. Some of the benefits that handicap walkers can provide are:
Increased Balance and Mobility
Walkers for handicapped persons are used because they can give a user exceptional balance and mobility control. While they may be slower than a rollator (a walker with three or four wheels), they do provide additional balance and support, as well as stability. It is very uncommon for slips and falls associated with loss of walker control to occur.
Walkers for Disabled People Can Improve Confidence
Maintaining one’s ability to walk provides an extreme confidence boost for those who have limited mobility. It has been psychologically proven that users who are able to walk somewhat benefit much more in physical and emotional terms when they are able to buy and use walkers for handicapped adults. Therefore, buying a walker for handicapped users may be beneficial to the mind as well as the body when compared to purchasing and using a wheelchair. This way, the user can still have some independence.
