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How To Choose a Pool Lift for the Home

How To Choose a Pool Lift for the Home

When someone has a disability, getting into a pool can be a struggle and unsafe. Pool lifts are assistive aquatic access devices designed for people with disabilities or limited mobility who need help getting into a pool safely. At Next Day Access, we offer a variety...
Should You Rent or Buy Your Wheelchair Ramp?

Should You Rent or Buy Your Wheelchair Ramp?

When choosing to rent or buy a ramp the decision can be confusing. An important thing to consider is how long will you need the ramp? If you think you will need it for longer than 6 months many people choose to buy the ramp. If you have a temporary injury and will...
The Most Common Home Modifications for Accessible Living

The Most Common Home Modifications for Accessible Living

Many seniors are choosing to age in place instead of going into a nursing home. In fact, 90% of seniors have said they would prefer to age at home, according to a survey by the American Advisors Group. They also point out that some home modifications for accessible...
Simple Ways to Prevent Falls

Simple Ways to Prevent Falls

As you get older, your bones become more brittle. A fall can be detrimental. Let us at Next Day Access help prevent your falls with a useful and user-friendly list of ways to preemptively avoid falling both inside and outside of your home. Stylistic Changes Use a...
What are Transfer Poles?

What are Transfer Poles?

One of the biggest priorities of caregivers and family members is keeping our loved ones safe and healthy. When it comes to caregiving aids, Next Day Access understands even the simplest product has a difference in comfort, safety, and independence. Transfer poles are...
Safety Bed Rails for Older Adults

Safety Bed Rails for Older Adults

At Next Day Access, we provide many solutions to help people with disabilities and aging loved ones remain safe and independent in all areas of the home. Falling from the bed is one occurrence that could result in severe injury. Some of the causes occur when...
Daily Living Aids

Daily Living Aids

If you or your loved one has experienced a recent injured or developed mobility issues, there are a variety of accessories or daily living aids to assist you or your caregiver. These solutions can help with standing, walking, and prevent further injury. At Next...
The Danger of Stairs for Older Adults

The Danger of Stairs for Older Adults

When most people fall, it is common to get a bruise or scrape. However, if an older adult falls, the results are far worse, causing broken bones, head injuries, or worse. It is common for older adults to fall more frequently because of lower body weakness,...
Home Elevators Can Help You Age in Place

Home Elevators Can Help You Age in Place

When you think of an elevator in a home, you may think of The Jetsons or another futuristic show. But believe it or not, having an elevator in the house is not as uncommon as you might think. When an aging loved one experiences limited mobility, going up and...
3 Reasons To Get a Porch Lift

3 Reasons To Get a Porch Lift

Even though porch season is winding down, we wanted to share with our readers how convenient and efficient a porch lift, also known as a vertical platform lift (VPL) can be for people with limited mobility. A porch lift is a cost-effective solution to gaining access...
5 Ways to Make your Closet Accessible

5 Ways to Make your Closet Accessible

A typical closet design can be frustrating if you have limited mobility. A custom closet layout will help your mornings be more convenient and help with your mental health. You will be able to get the most from your space and quickly get to those hard-to-reach items....
Aging in Place Modifications

Aging in Place Modifications

When you or your aging loved one decides to age in place, creating a safe and comfortable home is essential. As seniors age, their mobility decreases, and there is a higher risk of falling. The home must have home aging in place modifications to help prevent injuries....
Aging in Place Statistics

Aging in Place Statistics

According to a recent study, 90 percent of seniors over age 65 would prefer to stay at home rather than move into a nursing home. These days aging in place statistics are on the rise. It’s more doable than it has been in the past so more seniors are considering...
How to Make Your New Home Accessible… Part 1

How to Make Your New Home Accessible… Part 1

Are you in a position to have your home built from the ground up? If so, congratulations! Being able to build your dream home can be especially exciting for people with disabilities.   The new construction of a home for people with a disability will be...
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