A practical starting point
How to choose support after a stroke
Start with the daily activity that feels hardest, then narrow by room, category, and product details. The catalog helps organize the search; a qualified clinician should guide decisions involving transfers, swallowing, weight-bearing, or exercise intensity.
| If you need help with | Start with | Check before choosing |
|---|---|---|
| Safer movement at home | Home safety, mobility, and transfers | Room dimensions, weight capacity, installation, and clinician fit |
| Bathroom and toileting routines | Bathroom safety and toileting | Tub or shower type, seat height, floor grip, and transfer support |
| Dressing, eating, and daily tasks | Dressing, daily living, and eating support | One-handed use, grip size, cleaning, and the person’s current ability |
| Hand function and exercise | Hand and arm therapy or rehab exercise | A clinician-approved routine, resistance level, and stop conditions |
