Bariatric Mobility & Support Equipment

Bariatric equipment is reinforced, heavy duty, has a wider and deeper seat base, and is equipped to carry a higher load capacity, therefore providing a safe and comfortable solution for all individuals. These aids are designed to provide additional stability and enable independence in daily life. Our range of bariatric aids and mobility products include bathroom aids, bedroom aids, chairs, commodes, hoists, toileting aids, walkers, and wheelchairs.

These products are suitable for those who:

Difficulty or reduced mobility to walk and stand
Where standard equipment may not be suitable for an individual’s needs and body dimensions.
Experiencing pain and discomfort when walking distances
Experience reduced strength in their legs
Users who are unsteady on their feet, have poor coordination, or balance
Users who fatigue when completing activities.
Are at high risk of falls
Users requiring positioning and posture support
Users having difficulty with access in the bedroom, bathroom, toilet, community.
Have difficulty with transfers
Users requiring a comfortable seating solution

Consideration for Selecting Bariatric Products & Accessories

There are a number of considerations that apply:

Safe Working Load

Our range of bariatric aids have different load capacities depending on the model; therefore it is important to always select a product with a safe working load at or above the maximum weight you expect it to carry.

User's Weight & Body Dimensions

It is vital to take into consideration the user’s weight, height, hip width and other body dimensions to ensure the equipment selected is suitable and comfortable for the user.

Size

Our range of bariatric aids are available in a range of sizes, including varied seat widths, depths, and heights. It is important that the user’s needs including their body size and positioning needs are considered when selecting a suitable option.

Other considerations relate to your specific needs and the environment in which the product will be used:

Intended use- Consider what the individual is having difficulty with and what the intended use will be of the product. Consider the use’s needs, their abilities/strengths (physical and cognitive), their goals, and barriers.”
Level of support required- Consider the level of support required and the user’s mobility e.g. when selecting a bariatric wheelchair, will the user be propelling themselves or require a carer to push them? Consider the individual’s transfer needs.
Environment- Where will the equipment be used?. Consider if the equipment will fit the space it will be used in, if there is space to operate the equipment, if there is enough clearance with other equipment, and where the item will be stored. Consider if the person can safely transfer using the equipment, if the equipment is compatible with other equipment in place, if the equipment will be used indoors or outdoors, if the equipment will fit through doorways etc.
Transportation: does the individual need to transport the product on a regular basis in a vehicle? Does the equipment fold or is a ramp required to safely transport the product in/out of a vehicle? Does the equipment require two people to safely lift it into the car due to the weight of the product?
Accessories- Does the user require any additional supports or accessories?
Positioning- Does the user have any specific seating or positioning requirements?

Bariatric

Consideration for Selecting Bariatric Products & Accessories

Safe Working Load

User's Weight & Body Dimensions

Size

Other considerations relate to your specific needs and the environment in which the product will be used:

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Bariatric Brands We Sell

Aspire

Configura

Sunrise Medical

XXL-Rehab

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