The Barton family had been subjected to sleep deprivation every night for five years. No more, thanks to our revolutionary posture cushion.
The Barton family had been subjected to sleep deprivation every night for five years. No more, thanks to our revolutionary posture cushion.
One of the biggest problems as we get older is growing lack of mobility and balance, especially on steps,stairs. Take steps to minimise the risk, to prevent a fall, to create a fall prevention strategy.
New Safety regulations have come into force affecting stairlifts.
Our stairclimbers already have the optimum safety built in.
Bagel- the simple way for unrestricted support in the water. Makes bath-time safe and fun.
One of the biggest restrictions for anyone with limitations- and their carers- when bathing or participating in aqua therapy is achieving strain-free support in the water.
AAT’s Bagel removes that restriction.
For Stephen Thompson and his support team, his deteriorating condition from Huntington’s Disease was making daily life harder to manage. Not now! The involuntary movements that are a main symptom of the disease were getting worse. This was making it unsafe for the 55-year old to use the stairlift fitted in his Gateshead home. His local […]
Remedial, appropriate and correct posture support for children and young people with disabilities can be achieved quickly through an innovative initiative.
There is a quick, cost-effective way to address hospital discharge delay: (re-)issue of a S-Max stairclimber- for less than £1000!
Introducing a new way to support adaptation delivery teams to cut delay in adaptations- to a matter of days! It is achieved by prescription, where appropriate, an AAT S-Max stairclimber with Universal Back. The Class I Medical Device certified stairclimber manages the risk of navigating stairs, without the delay and disruption of installing a stairlift, […]
We developed Aqua Liberty as a supported bathing solution and are now pioneering a scheme to support OTs in fast, appropriate, practical prescription.
A step change in thinking could help better someone’s end of life journey, their palliative care. It could simultaneously ease distress to the family, and strain on already-stretched community care budgets.
