Dementia Aids for Carers
Caring for someone with dementia is demanding, and practical aids can make the day safer and a little easier. This collection includes orientation signs and stop sign stickers for doors, monthly pill organisers, urinals with lids, height-adjustable bed rails and overbed poles, pressure relief heel protectors, swivel seat cushions, hip protector belts, a video phone for seniors and a patient lifting chair for helping someone up after a fall.
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BetterLiving
Aidapt
Cobalt Health
Aidapt
Safehip
Aidapt
BetterLiving
Homecraft
Homecraft
Care
Homecraft
Pelican
Cobalt Health
Cobalt Health
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Buying guide
- Signs with clear words and pictures can help with finding the toilet, bedroom and kitchen.
- A stop sign sticker on an exit door can reduce wandering for some people.
- Pill organisers help carers prepare and check medication doses.
- Bed rails need careful assessment, as they are not suitable for everyone with dementia.
- Lifting equipment should only be used by carers trained in its use.
Questions
Can I get help choosing products?
Call 0488 863 626, Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. For care planning, speak with a GP, OT or dementia support service.
Can I claim through NDIS?
Self-managed and plan-managed participants receive a claim-ready tax invoice. Agency-managed participants can order through our partner Ability Assist.
Do carers save with membership?
Members receive 10% off most products every day. The first month is free, then $27 a month, and you can cancel anytime.