Performance Health 081007665 Homecraft Sock Aid w/ Cord Continuous

The Performance Health 081007665 Homecraft Sock Aid with Cord, Continuous Loop is a valuable tool designed for individuals who struggle with putting on socks due to limited dexterity or mobility. Ideal for use in the comfort of one's own home, this aid is particularly beneficial for those with arthritis, stroke survivors, or individuals with other conditions that affect motor skills. Its standout benefit lies in its ability to simplify the process of dressing, promoting independence and reducing the need for assistance.

This product overview explains the general purpose and functionality of the item. The Performance Health 081007665 Homecraft Sock Aid with Cord, Continuous Loop is designed to assist individuals in putting on socks without having to bend or strain. The continuous loop and cord allow for easy manipulation of the sock, making it simpler to slide onto the foot. This tool is especially useful for those who have difficulty bending, stooping, or have limited grip strength, making everyday tasks like dressing easier and less frustrating.

Key Features

• Continuous loop design for easy sock manipulation
• Cord allows for effortless control over the sock aid
• Reduces strain and bending, ideal for individuals with mobility issues
• Promotes independence in dressing for individuals with limited dexterity
• Suitable for use with most sock types, including thicker or compression socks
• Easy to clean and maintain for continued use
• Compact and lightweight for convenient storage

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: 12 inches (length) x 6 inches (width) x 2 inches (height) • Weight: 6 ounces • Materials: Durable plastic and nylon cord • Compliance: Designed to meet the needs of individuals with disabilities, in accordance with everyday living aid standards

Ideal For

• Home care settings for individuals with limited mobility or dexterity • Rehabilitation centers focusing on physical therapy and independence training • Assisted living facilities aiming to enhance resident autonomy • Outpatient clinics providing resources for patients with mobility or dexterity challenges • Personal use for individuals seeking to maintain independence in daily activities