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These DLF factsheets provide general advice on topics such as features to look for when choosing a wide range of items of daily living equipment. However, if you want detailed information on specific types of equipment that can help you, you should visit our website Living made easy.
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What you think...
My husband has cerebral palsy and arthritis. One day he found that he could no longer get out of the bath easily. We needed help quickly so, having heard of DLF, I called them and within a day or two received comprehensive details of suppliers of bath aids. We contacted one and bought a bath seat - problem solved!
Janet, Essex
Factsheets
- Choosing equipment to maintain safety and independence at home (introducing telecare)
- Choosing equipment for the heavier person
- Making a difference (choosing equipment for everyday living)
- Choosing household equipment
- Choosing toilet equipment and accessories
- Choosing a bed and bed accessories
- Choosing a bath and bath accessories
- Choosing a chair and chair accessories
- Choosing a shower and accessories
- Choosing and fitting grab rails
- Choosing eating and drinking equipment
- Choosing equipment to get up and down stairs
- Choosing pressure relief equipment
- Some suppliers of a range of daily living equipment
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My husband has cerebral palsy and arthritis. One day he found that he could no longer get out of the bath easily. We needed help quickly so, having heard of DLF, I called them and within a day or two received comprehensive details of suppliers of bath aids. We contacted one and bought a bath seat - problem solved! 