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Recommended Helpful Gadgets for Parkinson's Patients
December 19, 2022

Recommended Helpful Gadgets for Parkinson's Patients





    1. Walking aids

     2. Eating Utensils

      3. Help in the Bathroom

      4. Anti Slip
        • Anti slip flooring
        • Nurse call button
        • Gripsox - Some feedback from physios and OT's about GripSox and Parkinson's clients has been that the socks are often beneficial as individuals have found it easier to clear the floor when walking, as the socks are lighter on their feet compared to wearing shoes.  They also still benefit from some grip to prevent slipping.  Again though, I recommend to make sure each individual is suitably assessed as a safety precaution.

      5. Help in the Bedroom

        6. Fall Detection Devices

          • it is easier to use than a typical tablet-More space to press buttons if the Parkinson's person hands shake or show tremor
          • And the cognitive games help to keep the mind active and people with Parkinson's are more likely to have problems with cognition. The cognitive games can help with brain stimulation.

           

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