Seniors -- The Mobility Project

Aging is no reason to give up independent mobility! These products can help seniors to stay active, safely and conveniently.

Easy to handle and set up, this ramp unfolds to create a solid platform, then folds to be carried like a suitcase.
An edge-to-edge traction tape surface works well with any drive configuration of power chair or scooter.
The ramp is available in 5', 6', 7' 8', 10' or 12' lengths with a maximum rise accommodation of 14" (occupied vehicle) or 21" (unoccupied).

This ADA-compliant pool lift uses water pressure power for easy functioning and reliable, low-cost operations.
Water is recycled into the pool to replace evaporation.
No batteries needed: Just connect a garden hose or plumbed-in line, and the lift is ready to use.
400-lb. weight capacity and offers a smooth, stable ride.

Thanks to a subtle glow-in-the-dark feature, the Safety Glo is easy to locate at night.
Any time of the day, the bedrail helps users to reposition or transfer into and out of bed, or to stand.
It fits single to king-sized mattresses, and installs without needing tools.
The glow feature recharges via room or window light, but isn’t bright enough to disturb sleep.

These walker glides move smoothly over indoor surfaces like linoleum and wood floors, as well as rough, uneven surfaces outside.
Molded internal stabilizers enable gliders to attach securely to walker legs while guarding them from sharp edges.
Fits standard walkers with 1" tubing.

Features an adjustable seat pole, updated base and upgraded electronics to accommodate a higher weight capacity (up to 375 lbs.).
Adjustable seat pole allows up to 25" of wall clearance on a 16" wide profile when using the pullout legrest.
The ADA-compliant Scout 2 has 360° of rotation for easier transfers.

Prevents lateral mattress movement and dangerous gap spaces that can cause entrapment.
Promotes mobility and increases environmental independence for consumers using bed sizes up to queen size.
A universal height adjustment system accommodates different mattress and box spring heights.
500-lb. weight capacity.

Seniors: AAA Offers Tips to Improve Driving Safety
A recent American Automobile Association (AAA) poll found that nearly half of seniors worry about losing their freedom and mobility when the time comes for them to transition from driver to passenger. Fortunately, seniors can prolong their ability to drive by following just a few simple steps provided by the AAA.
Scooter Questions You Can't Ignore
You might really want a red scooter, but don't forget to ask these important questions to get the right model and safety features.
Finding Your Fitness Niche
The Mobility Project offers tips on making the most out of your fitness regimen.