For Carers

If you would like to learn more about NDIS Assistive Technology or how you can use your NDIS funding to purchase braces and supports, read this article. We will explain how the NDIS plan may include braces to meet your mobility needs.

With falls ranking as the #1 cause of injury in people over 65, fall prevention should be a priority for everyone. With the Multifunctional Chair you can prevent falls at home and keep your independence! Discover this 6-in-1 device to stay safe and on your feet!

What’s the connection between menopause and osteoporosis? Here’s our guide that explains the link on how to live with osteoporosis after menopause.

In support of Cerebral Palsy, Bettercaremarket is working together with Steptember to raise funds for this great cause. Bettercaremarket is donating $75 for each specialized rollator we sell next month.

Osteoporosis is a common silent disease; it is imperative to know the causes, and the symptoms of the disease. We will explain how to better manage the condition and how some daily living aids will help you with your mobility and safety around the house. This blog will give you all the insights.

This buyer’s guide full of effective senior care products will make your daily life easier, more enjoyable and more convenient. These devices designed for specific parts of the house (and outside) and for different functions. From bathroom aids and garden tools to kitchen gadgets and healthcare products, there are plenty of aids that can help our older adults go about their daily routine safely and easily.

What is Parkinson's Disease? And what causes the disease? Those living with Parkinson's disease face challenges in their daily life caused by symptoms like tremors, stiffness, slowing motion, and unbalance. As the disease progresses, it can turn your daily tasks—such as eating, bathing, working in the kitchen and walking—into daunting chores. Assistive devices can make these tasks easier so you feel more confident.

If you or a loved one are affected by Parkinson’s Disease, you might wonder how this coronavirus can affect you. There is a lot to wrap your head around, both physically and mentally. We want to encourage a positive frame of mind and extend extra mindfulness and compassion with some self-care techniques especially for Parkinson's disease patients.

Coronavirus has turned our world upside down. The measures that have been taken are unprecedented: drastic and at the same time necessary. What will this mean for your Easter plans? In particular, for our loved ones confined at home. We have put together some practical tips to keep our seniors engaged this Easter and get them through those times of social distancing.

With Parkinson’s Disease, simple everyday tasks such as going to the bathroom can become difficult due to the typical Parkinson’s Disease symptoms. Investing in a multifunctional chair is a useful assistive safety device that will help you in the bathroom to retain your mobility and independence.