As we age, safety becomes increasingly important, especially when it comes to furniture and chairs. Elderly adults can be especially vulnerable to falls and other accidents if their furniture is not designed to meet their needs. That’s why it’s so important to make sure you have the right furniture and chairs for seniors.
Read our posts to learn more about choosing safe furniture and chairs designed to meet the needs of aging adults.
The best office chairs for seniors and older adults have lots of adjustability to support your natural spinal curvature and hips which reduces pain and stiffness. Ergonomic office chairs are usually the best choice.
Unfortunately your furniture may get soiled even when incontinent people wear incontinence briefs. You sure don’t want to buy a new wheelchair or recliner chair frequently due to stains and odors either. Waterproof chair pads like these help prevent damage to chairs, wheelchairs, recliners, lift chairs, and more.
Does the thought of climbing in and out of a low to the ground beach chair that offers little support for your aging body stress you out a little? If so, here are the best beach chairs to bring the fun back to the beach.
The best seat cushions for sciatic pain distribute weight off of the tail bone to relieve pressure on the sciatic nerve. They do this through several different methods including U shaped foam cutouts, memory foam, and gel layers.
Fall prevention is priority #1 for caregivers of seniors with dementia or Alzheimer’s. Chair alarms are helpful tools that notify caregivers that a senior has gotten up out of their chair by sounding a loud alarm. There are two basic styles: ones that clip to the senior’s clothing and ones that use weight sensitive pads.
Many seniors and elderly people sleep in recliners due to health concerns or mobility problems. While this is not the ideal sleeping situation, sometimes it can’t be helped. So, if you have to do it, here are the best sleeping chairs for the elderly.
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