Dressing aides help you get dressed when you’ve lost the use of the arms or you can’t bend. Here are some of the best dressing aides from my article: Simple Devices to Help Dress and Undress with Pants, Shoes & Socks (pics).
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Get sock, shoe and pants help using the Miracle Dressing Aid™, the Give Me a Hand, the dressing stick, the Soxon, the Sock-Assist, Velcro strap shoes, and the Shoe and Boot Valet Dressing Aid.
My favorite magnifier floor lamp is the Brightech Lightview Pro. This is the magnifier that rolls on a wheel stand, has LED lights that don’t get hot, and a magnification factor of 1.75x or 2.25x.
You don’t need great vision to see the huge buttons on these remote TV controls.
A caregiver can use Amazon Echo Show to remotely monitor their patient at home.
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The Pulsebit-EX scans for multiple arrhythmia patterns. It stores history for two users. It allows you to measure with your palms or with double leads. Use email or download/print to share reports with your doctor. The software is very detailed and is free. If you are never going to use the electrical leads, you could use the Pulsebit as a handheld monitor, or get the KardiaMobile, which is an excellent choice as well.
