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HealthAugust 6, 2008 

What you can do for your senior for $500 or less

Following are adaptive devices you can easily install and add to a senior's home for a combined total of about $500. Prices are approximates and may vary by vendor.

1.Raised toilet seats with arms that lock onto an existing toilet provide height and support to stand. $90

2. Hand-held shower nozzle slips directly over a tub faucet.$24

3. Floor-to-ceiling grab bar provides a full range of heights to hold onto while sitting or standing up. It can be installed by the bed, in the bathroom or by a favorite chair. $150

4. Lever doorknob turner adapters attach securely to a variety of round door knobs to provide leverage for easy opening. $22

5. Lever handles attach to recliner chair handles to serve as an extension. $22

6.Various kitchen items are available including automatic openers that remove lids and open cans, jars and bottles.$50

7.Rubber ramps that are ADA compliant are often easy to install to most surfaces.Ramp stays in place by its sheer weight and can be moved from one opening to another.$36

8. Mobile stools are particularly useful to help seniors navigate a kitchen. $100.



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