Parkinson's & Dystonia

Parkinson’s and Dystonia

For individuals with Parkinson’s disease and dystonia, daily activities can be difficult due to movement & mobility difficulties and muscle control issues. BetterCareMarket has a range of specialised equipment can provide significant assistance and improve quality of life. These aids are designed to address specific needs such as maintaining mobility, managing tremours help manage daily tasks, such as eating and drinking, and ensuring safety at home.

Bedroom Aids

One useful aid is the adjustable bed rail, which helps people get in and out of bed safely by providing sturdy support, and therefore reducing the risk of falls. This is particularly beneficial for those who experience difficulty with balance or strength. Wonder bedsheets are another great tool, designed to be easy to handle and change. These sheets help reduce the strain of changing bedding and can make the bed more comfortable for those with sensitive or stiff muscles.

Orientation Signs

Orientation signs are useful for helping individuals navigate their homes more easily. By placing clear and simple signs around the house, people with Parkinson’s or dystonia easily find their way and avoid confusion or disorientation.  

Eating and Drinking

For those who struggle with spills, the SpillNot Cup Stabiliser is an excellent solution. Its innovative design helps prevent spills and allows people with shaky hands to drink more comfortably without worrying about making a mess. When it comes to eating, a stabilising spoon can make mealtime much more manageable. This spoon is designed to counteract the effects of tremors, allowing for a more controlled and enjoyable dining experience. 

Voice Amplifier

Additionally, a voice amplifier can help individuals with dystonia or have difficulty speaking clearly. By amplifying their voice, this device makes communication easier and more effective, helping them voice themselves without straining. A voice amplifier boosts the volume of their voice, making it louder and clearer without requiring extra effort. This helps reduce the strain on their vocal cords and allows them to communicate more effectively in conversations or public settings.