An extremely comfortable health chair with independent movement of the Tilt in Space, Backrest Recline and Leg Rest Elevation functions enabling a whole range of postural positions for high level pressure management care. Available in both a manual and electric model. The Boston can be used as a general porter chair, but is equally suited to conditions, such as Parkinson’s that require a chair that can be used as part of an intensive 24-hour care programme. With its choice of interchangeable seat and back cushion designs, each with its own unique pressure management features, combined with the chairs extensive range of movement delivered through the unique mechanism it can be used across a wide range of users with differing conditions. Highly engineered it provides the user and the carer with an extensive range of pressure management features, including the mechanism that allows for the independent movement of the Tilt in Space, Backrest Recline and Leg Rest Elevation functions enabling a whole range of postural positions. The carer can continually reposition the user to redistribute pressure and provide all day comfort. This chair is highly customisable so is Priced On Application - Please contact us for a FREE assessment and quotation 01604 602000

Textured handle is secure in the hand. Each cutlery piece features the Good Grips® handle and a special twist built into the metal shaft allows it to be bent for either right or left handed use. The angled rocker knife requires only minimal arm strength for cutting. A special extended safety cap protects fingers. The 6oz. (170g) of weight in the built-up-handle provides more control so that the utensil reaches the mouth easier. Ideal for persons with limited hand control, Parkinsons disease or spasticity. Dishwasher safe

People who need to use a locked disabled loo can now be confident that these toilets will be available to meet their needs.These toilets are those with wide entrances and disability symbols on the door.Toilets fitted with RADAR locks can now be found in shopping centres, pubs, cafés, parks, footpaths, airports, stations and many other locations across the UK.Unlike regular public toilets, these loos are often locked and are regularly only available for use on request.Sods law says that when you really need to use it, the only compatible key is nowhere to be found!The Radar Key Scheme enables these disabled toilets to be locked, to prevent vandalism and misuse.