Mobility and transfer - assistive devices for a safer everyday life

Mobility and movement includes aids that can facilitate walking, transport, and movement in everyday life. This collection includes rollators, wheelchairs, mobility scooters, walking aids, ramps, and other products that can provide support at home and outdoors. Which solution is best depends on the user's needs, the environment where the aid will be used, and how often it will be used.

Choosing the right aid

When choosing products within Mobility and movement, it is important to check dimensions, weight, maximum user weight, adjustment possibilities, and how the product is intended to be used. A rollator can be an option for those who need extra support when walking, while a wheelchair may be suitable when seated movement is needed. Ramps can be used to facilitate passage over level differences when dimensions and incline are appropriate for the situation at hand.

Different products have different functions and space requirements. Therefore, consider whether the aid will be used primarily indoors, outdoors, or in both environments. It may also be relevant to think about transport, storage, and how easy the product is to handle in everyday life.

Common questions

What types of aids are in the collection?

The range can include rollators, wheelchairs, mobility scooters, walking aids, ramps, and other movement aids.

How do I choose the right product?

Base your choice on the user's needs, the product's dimensions, weight, function, and the environment in which it will be used. Always read the current product information before purchasing.

When should I consult healthcare professionals?

In the case of medical needs, rehabilitation, or uncertainty regarding which aid is appropriate, healthcare professionals can provide individual advice. Mobility and movement include many different solutions, so it is important to choose a product that suits the specific use.