Fixed Supports

With age, muscle strength and the ability to maintain balance deteriorate. For the elderly, it is a challenge to get up and walk independently. There is not always someone nearby who can help the senior. For an elderly person, it may be embarrassing to ask for help.
Regardless of age, people who have been lying down for a long time have a problem with relearning to walk. It is important to create an environment for them in which they will have the opportunity to exercise independently and safely, to regain faith in their own strength.

A proven and safe solution are fixed supports (so-called balconies) with a stable, lightweight structure made of metal tubes. The patient can pull them to the place where they are sitting, and then lean back and stand up. This is possible because there are anti-slip pads at the ends of the feet.

Fixed supports (walkers) provide stability for the patient and secure him from three sides. Loss of balance does not end with a fall, but with support on a support.
Walkers do not have wheels, but this does not mean that they are only for standing. These are adjustable supports. The patient can lift and move them in the direction they want to walk. It is an auxiliary and rehabilitation equipment that facilitates not only getting up but also moving safely. Walkers are also helpful when the patient wants to sit up. He can hold on to them all the time until he is confidently resting.

Auxiliary and rehabilitation equipment is of great importance for maintaining the fitness of patients with musculoskeletal disorders and the upright positioning of patients. Convalescents have mental resistance. They are afraid of falling, injury. This stops them from exercising and slows down their recovery. Supports help to overcome this fear. They have very comfortable handles. Their height can be adjusted. They are stable and light at the same time. They differ in design. Some walkers have a simple design and are mainly used for walking or standing. Others have handles at two heights. The first level is a support when standing up, while the second is used to hold the walker in a standing position.