Receiving a Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis is anything but easy. It’s life changing and challenging in so many ways – mentally, emotionally, professionally. You don’t want to give up your old life, but you do wonder how you are going to cope with it from now on.
Dreamy white landscapes, hot chocolate and the joy of Christmas holidays make winter time a wonderful season. For people with mobility issues however, walking with a rollator in winter can also be filled with anxiety.
It may seem difficult to walk up or down inclines while using a rollator, especially if fully leaning on it for support or when a slope is long or steep. Slopes are increasingly present around buildings, bridges, and parks to enhance accessibility to them.
Rollz International today announces the launch of its US company and online presence. While Rollz’s American customers have previously been able to purchase the company’s mobility aids through US distributors, Rollz’s new American company and web store makes it easier than ever for its customers to access direct service.
The term ‘best rollator’ might mean different things to different people. Determining which rollator is the best fit for you comes down to its compatibility with your personal situation, lifestyle, and needs.
Rollz International has been selected to receive financial and substantive support to bring its innovations in healthcare towards the market. Alongside Basalt Revalidation Center and Assistive Technology for Mobility and Sports from The Hague University of Applied Sciences, Rollz aims to respond to the growing demand for care by making rehabilitation easier with the help … Continued
Going up and down sidewalks with rollators is quite similar to going over a threshold inside a house. The only difference is that sidewalks are usually higher.
If you use a mobility aid for support, you may find that walking or standing becomes difficult or tiresome at times. One solution is having the convenience of sitting on a rollator to rest when and wherever you need it.
Rollz International CEO Martijn Schaaper shares his thoughts on the efficiency of the human body, the importance of good product design and the value of daily exercise and activity.
Exercising has a positive influence on the physical health of Parkinson’s patients and auditory, visual and tactile cues can help break the freeze of gait.
