How to Get a Walker Thru a Narrow Doorway
How to Get a Walker Thru a Narrow Doorway – In this video Cindy, PT with Adaptive Equipment Corner gives viewers a quick tip on how to get a front wheel walker through a narrow door without disassembling the wheels.
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How did AECorner come to be?
One of our goals at Adaptive Equipment Corner is to raise public awareness of all types of adaptive equipment available. Therefore, as therapist we have witnessed the life-altering changes the right piece of equipment can mean for an individual’s independence.
What is a Featured Product?
All of our videos highlight a featured product that will bring viewers a sense of independence. Besides raising public awareness, our videos train the viewer on the correct techniques for using the product safely. Additionally, each video includes a written form of all verbal instructions the viewer may need to use the product safely. Therefore, please contact us if you have additional questions. Leave us a message on our Contact page or click HERE.
How is the Featured Product page set up?
First of all, we listed all product videos by room such as kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom. Also, we listed equipment by functionality such as mobility, dressing, and daily living.
How to Use Featured Product Pages:
Now, let’s find the video featuring your product. It’s easy! To begin, look at the top of the page for “AECorner’s Featured Products”. Next, click on the name of the room or the kind of product you want to learn about. Finally, click on the picture of the product. As a result, clicking on the picture will redirect you to that an affiliate page.
Disclaimer
These videos are for informational purposes only. We recommend that you consult with your physician and local physical or occupational therapist to be evaluated for your adaptive equipment needs.
