Dressing and Everyday Living

The small tasks are the ones that wear people down. Buttons. Socks. Opening a pill bottle with arthritic hands. Reaching the top shelf without a step stool.

These are the tools that give someone back a task they used to do alone, which is usually worth more to them than the help itself. Dressing aids, reachers that actually grip, and easy-grip tools for hands that do not cooperate.

Sizing and grip notes are on every product page. An occupational therapist can also tell you which tools fit a specific person, and it is worth asking at the next visit.