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I have near new adjustable bed , electric scooter walker and wheelchair. ?
11 year ago
Question : I have near new adjustable bed , electric scooter walker and wheelchair. ?
I am looking for a business near sherman oaks that will by these things. Like a resale shop
electric adjustable beds
Best answer:
Answer by Bill K
Try listing them on www.craigslist.com It’s a great place to sell things. You’ll need to pick the largest city near your home and then the correct category… it is pretty easy to use. Good luck.
Folding Walker Deluxe Trigger Release With 5 Inch Wheel And Flame Blue Cross Brace (For Adults)
01 year ago
- Trigger release feature is ideal for individuals with limited finger dexterity and can be reached with hands of all sizes.
- Durable, Composite Trigger Release resists cracking and breaking.
- Sturdy 1 diameter anodized, extruded aluminum construction ensures maximum strength while remaining lightweight walker.
- Deluxe Trigger Release Folding Walker is made of new soft comfort style hand grips.
- Deluxe Trigger Release Folding Walkers has limited lifetime warranty.
Deluxe Trigger Release Folding Walker With Flame Blue Cross brace is new soft comfort style handgrips. Sturdy 1 inch diameter anodized, extruded aluminum construction ensures maximum strength while remaining lightweight. Durable, Composite Trigger Release resists cracking and breaking. Trigger Release feature is ideal for individuals with limited finger dexterity and can be reached with hands of all sizes. The folding walkers include rear glide caps, and glide covers allowing use on all surfaces. It is available in two sizes as walker for adults and walker for juniors. Deluxe Trigger Release Folding Walker has limited lifetime warranty. If you are among the people recovering from a recent surgery, need a little more mobility support, but do not want to spend a lot of money, if so then look no further, the Drive Single Button Deluxe Folding Walkers is a highly durable, yet lightweight folding walker that provides outstanding mobility assistance at a very affordable price. We have researched several walkers and found the Single Button Deluxe Folding Walkers to be an outstanding walker due to its convenient trigger release, lightweight and great price.
List Price: $ 119.00
Price: $ 62.00
Let’s Go Indoor Lightweight Mobility Walker Rollator Beech Veneer
01 year ago
by admin
in Health Care Services
- Narrow width (21.65″) allows for use in tight spaces.
- Full length brake handle is suitable for one hand operation.
- Slick silver color and aluminum construction.
- Easily folds.
- 6″ Casters.
The Let’s Go lightweight mobility aluminum walker rollator by Drive Medical is great for individuals on the go, who need assistance with mobility. This product boasts versatility which is great for use in many applications but is Ideal for indoor use, due to it’s narrow width the Let’s Go Rollator is great in tight spaces. Designed with a full length height adjustable brake handle, this added safety feature is suitable for one hand operation or for those with limited hand dexterity. The frame is manufactured with aluminum construction allowing the unit to remain lightweight and durable. This rollator can easily fold for storage or travel as this product fits seamlessly in the trunk of most standard cars. The product comes complete with large carry pouch and tray, able to hold personal items providing convenience to your everyday life. Available in three stylish colors: Beech Veneer, Red and Silver.
List Price: $ 379.57
Price: $ 178.57
Medline Bariatric Folding Walker
01 year ago
by admin
in Health Conditions
- Holds up to 500 lbs
- PVC hand grips for comfort
- Folds down to 4.5 inches for easy transportation and storage
- Height adjustable from 32 to 39 inches
- Easy assembly
The two-button bariatric folding walker has easy-to-use, push button mechanisms that may be operated by fingers, your palm or the side of your hand. Each side operates independently to allow easy movement through narrow spaces and greater stability when standing up. Sturdy 1 inch diameter aluminum tubing provides stability while remaining lightweight. The walker also has contoured, PVC handgrips for patient comfort. Folds to a slim 4.5 inch for easy transportation and storage. It is also height adjustable from 32 to 39 inches. 500 pound weight capacity.
List Price: $ 99.99
Price: $ 59.25
ITA-MED Deluxe 1-inch Folding Walker with 5-inch Wheels and 2 Buttons
01 year ago
by admin
in Health Care Services
ITA-MED Deluxe 1-inch Folding Walker with 5-inch Wheels and 2 Buttons
- Folding Walker
- Made of Aluminum
- Item May be Eligible for Reimbursement from your FSA/HRA/HSA Plan. Check your plan for details.
- No Assembly Required
- Supports Up to 250 lbs.
Deluxe Folding Walker w/ 5″ wheels. Weight capacity – 300 lbs. Easy push button design. 1″ anodized aluminum tubing. Folds easy for storage. Ergonomic, comfortable vinyl hand grips.
List Price: $ 65.50
Price: $ 64.57
poor sleep is a factor of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia? – Matt Walker
121 year ago
by admin
in Health Care Services
full video on: organs. tv UC Berkeley professor Matt Walker considers how poor quality sleep may contribute to the onset of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease in the elderly. —– Why do we sleep? Although science has yet why we spend a third of our life in this strange condition, an interesting theory is that sleep may solidify newly acquired memories by re-wiring the brain’s architecture to explain . Emerging neuroscience findings indicate that sleep can also combine and integrate new smart memories together, a sort of “alchemy of sleep-dependent.” This can power an overview of the creation of man, often against the content of the dream. In addition to the advantages of memory, recent findings suggest that sleep can also “refresh responsiveness” emotional brain, which smooths the rough edges of our waking concerns before, make rational decisions on the next day. Think skimp on your Zs? You’d better be heard in accordance with what is UC Berkeley’s Matt Walker said about the first! – Ask a Question Matt Walker is a professor of psychology and neuroscience at the University of California Berkeley.
Should you get a Wheelchair or a Walker?
01 year ago
For a person that still has the ability to walk, more and more doctors are prescribing rolling walkers rather than wheelchairs. This is because studies show light exercise has great health benefits for seniors. The trend now is for doctors to tell their patients who are still fairly fit to get out and move rather than take it easy. Walking is great exercise for everyone, especially seniors, as a way to keep the blood moving and the muscles working. A rolling walker also has mental advantages, making the user feel more independent. Since rollators now come in flashy, bright colors, and with all sorts of accessories, it is a piece of equipment that one can feel proud to own and display.
It is important however that someone who uses a rolling walker be physically able to operate the hand brakes. They are not suitable for someone with limited hand mobility or someone who has especially bad arthritis. The user must also be able to remember to use the brakes, so a sound mind is important, since the walker can easily roll away from the user, causing a fall. Since almost all wheeled walkers also come with seats, it is also important to remember to put the brakes in a locking position before sitting. Again, injury is a possibility otherwise.
So, if you have a need for aided mobility, check out a rolling walker or rollator, but go slow and don’t force yourself to walk or move faster. After all, you don’t want to have a spin out on the slippery floors in the mall.
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I look forward to a walker for one of my relatives to buy. My first question is: What is the difference?
11 year ago
manueverability and the stability between the three-wheel and four-wheel different types of walking frames available today. I am against the three-wheel style only because it is less cumbersome and medically debilitating looks leaning. But, I would like to know if anyone has both, and if so tried, they have found safer and better? The two different models I think are :3-wheeled walker: http://www. Drugstore. com / products / prod. asp? pid = 167 288 & catid = 10 & brand = 50 381 & trx = Plst-0-BRAND & trxp1 = 10 & & trxp3 trxp2 = 167 288 = 1 & trxp4 = 0 & btrx = BUY-Plst- 0-BRAND4-wheel walker http://www. Drugstore. com / products / prod. asp? pid = 167 271 & catid = 58 721 & trx = GFI-0-PLP & trxp1 = 58 721 = 167 271 & & trxp2 trxp3 = 1 & trxp4 = 1 & btrx = BUY-GFI-0-PLPBOTTOM LINE: 1st Which is the safest? 2 Solid? 3 Easy to maneuver around the corner? Thank you!
