Does your aging parent have a difficult time getting into and out of bed? Bed rails for elderly will make it easier and safer. Seniors can (and do) get stuck in bed. Don't let it happen to your parents.
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They securely fasten to the side of the frame so the user can push or pull on it to help them get in and out.
They are made of metal, wood and plastic, depending on the design.
They are designed for anyone with decreased strength, flexibility, endurance and balance. Seniors fit into this category. Installing one can help prevent falls and enable your parents to remain independent.
Type - Some attach to the side of the frame while others are designed to be held in place by the weight (and friction) of the mattress on the box spring.
Length - They can get in the way if they are too long. Make sure the user can still get in and out a suitable manner.
Height - Make sure your parent can hold onto it when they are standing as it allows them a secure balance point when standing and makes it easier to use.
Portable - Some designs are portable. This is good for people who spend time traveling as they can take it with them.
Weight limit - Make sure it is suitable for the intended user's weight. They are often designed for individuals less than 250lbs.
They cost between $50 and $150, depending on the design.
Commode - A commode at bedside can reduce the risk of falling if your parent needs to go to the bathroom several times a night. A commode reduces the distance they have to travel when they are half asleep and the house is poorly lit.
Transfer pole - A transfer pole is another item that can assist with getting into and out of bed. It is more secure and users can pull it (rather than push), which for some is easier to do.
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