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Mobility aids such as rollators play a vital role in supporting patients with heart conditions during orthopedic rehabilitation. These devices enhance safety and symptom management, encouraging greater participation and improved outcomes.

Creating a safer, more accessible home starts with small changes. Whether you're supporting aging in place, recovering from surgery, or living with a chronic condition, the right tools can make everyday tasks easier, safer, and more dignified.

The ability to shower or bath safely and efficiently can often become extremely challenging following a surgical procedure, injury or illness. The good news is there are myriad options to make showering easier and much more accessible.

For many individuals, mealtime is more than just an opportunity to nourish the body; it is a deeply social and emotional experience. Sitting at the table, sharing a meal, and engaging in conversation fosters a sense of connection and community. However, for clients living with conditions such as Parkinson’s disease, muscular dystrophy, and other movement impairments, the act of eating can be fraught with frustration, embarrassment, and even isolation.

THERABAND® has always been considered the industry leader for resistance bands, and they now have the testing to prove it. After extensive third-party testing, THERABAND non-latex resistance bands have been proven to last more than five times longer than the next leading competitor, and the Trusted Progression System® has proven to have consistent pull force.

Whether you’re starting a new clinic, expanding with de novo locations, or upgrading your current facility, it's helpful to know what to look for when purchasing treatment furniture. There’s a lot out there – how do you choose the right options for your practice? For those who may feel overwhelmed, don’t worry – we've put together a guide for selecting the right treatment furniture for you.

Rolyan has led the way in thermoplastic splinting material for nearly 50 years. Rolyan was founded in 1975 when an occupational therapist shared an idea with her engineer husband, John Naylor Clark III.

From a stroke to aging to injury, many conditions can leave your patient with weak grip strength. This can impact their ability to drive, eat, write, and perform other daily tasks.

Performance Health helps people feel good, perform better and live their best. In order to do that, we rely on clinicians like you to offer your patients the best, most effective products on the market.