Falls are a significant concern for high-risk individuals, particularly seniors and those with mobility issues. Implementing the right products can greatly reduce the risk of falls and enhance safety. Here are some categories of products that can help:

1. Bathroom Safety Products

• Grab Bars: Installed near toilets, showers, and bathtubs to provide support.

• Shower Chairs: Allow individuals to sit while showering, reducing the risk of slipping.

• Bathtub Transfer Benches:  Allows slide into tub without need to step over rim.1/3 outside of tub, 2/3 inside.

•  Bathtub Grab Handles: Clamps on to tub.  Allows more secure step in to the tub

• Non-Slip Mats: Placed in bathtubs and showers to prevent slipping on wet surfaces.

• Raised Toilet Seats: Make it easier to sit and stand from the toilet.

• Shower Commode Chair: Waterproof chair with a commode opening, removable pail and 4 wheels

• Bedside 3-in-1 Commode: Avoid falls going from bed to bathroom, especially at night. Can also be used as a raised seat over the toilet

2. Bedroom Safety Products

• Bed Rails: Provide support for getting in and out of bed.

• Night Lights: Illuminate pathways to the bathroom or kitchen during the night.

• Floor Mats: Reduce the impact of falls and provide a cushioned surface.

• Step Up To Bed:  Allows step up to more easily get in ot out of the bed

3. Mobility Aids

• Walkers: Offer stability and support for those with balance issues.

• Canes: Provide support for individuals with mild balance issues. Adjustable lengths and fashionable colors/designs

• Rollators: Walkers with wheels and seats for added safety and comfort.

• Seat Canes: Allows cane users to sit down for a brief rest.  

• Folding Canes: Easy storage for use when travelling. Fold down to 1/4 its usable length

• Transport Wheelchairs: Portable and convenient. Lightweight foldable chairs for travel to appointments. Pushed by your companion

4. Footwear

• Non-Slip Shoes: Provide good traction and support to prevent slipping.

• Slip-On Shoes: Easy to put on and take off, reducing tripping hazards.

5. Personal Alert Systems

• Fall Detection Devices: Wearable devices that detect falls and alert emergency services.

• Emergency Buttons: Provide a quick way to call for help in case of a fall.

6. Home Modifications

• Handrails: Installed on staircases to provide support while climbing.

• Ramps: Replace stairs to make entryways more accessible.

• Clear Pathways: Remove clutter and ensure walkways are free of obstacles.

• Stair Lifts: Avoid the risks with installation on straight or curved staircase

7. Exercise Equipment

• Balance Boards: Help improve balance and coordination.

• Resistance Bands: Strengthen muscles to improve stability.

• Tai Chi DVDs: Promote balance and flexibility through gentle exercises.

By incorporating these products into daily life, high-risk individuals can significantly reduce their risk of falls and maintain their independence and safety. It's essential to assess individual needs and choose the appropriate products to create a safer living environment.