– suitable for people with impaired sensation
Tips from Mikael
Mikael lives together with his partner in an apartment. He is working parttime. He was injured in 2008 and has a tetraplegia (C5-6). He has personal assistance 30 hours a week.
Water-absorbing door mat
Facilitates transfers when not wearing shoes – suitable for wheelchair users
Adapted sliding board
Sliding board that fits in a small backpack – suitable for people with disabilities
Adapted sliding board
Sliding board with extra anti-slip material
Storage bag for catheters and accessories
Practical storage bag makes it easier to drain the bladder at night
Catheter bag
Discreet storage for disposable catheters
Adapted wheelchair cushion
Simple modification of cushion for easy transfers
Strap as assistive device for transfers
Strap around thighs facilitates transfers – suitable for wheelchair users
Custom-sewn transfer mat
Discreet practical transfer mat that stays attached while transferring – suitable for wheelchair users
Strap instead of wheelchair belt
Custom-made strap helps the user to keep his balance during strength training and moving outdoors – suitable for wheelchair users who have impaired balance
