Stroke Recovery Aids
After a stroke, many people need support with hand positioning, eating and everyday tasks while they work with their rehabilitation team. This collection includes functional hand and wrist splints, wrist splints, thumb braces, palm protectors, palm contracture cones and grips, finger contracture cushions, hand support cushions, and dining aids such as insulated mugs and high-rimmed plates.
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Ubio
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Ornamin
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Buying guide
- Positioning and contracture aids are usually recommended by an occupational therapist or physiotherapist, who can advise on wearing time.
- Choose left or right where specified, and check sizing for hand splints.
- High-rimmed plates and non-slip bases help with one-handed eating.
- Look at our kitchen, dressing and bathroom collections for other one-handed aids.
- Check skin regularly under splints and cushions for redness.
Questions
Can I buy a splint without an OT?
You can order without a prescription, but we recommend checking with your therapist that the splint suits your hand.
Can I return a splint or cushion?
Unworn items in original packaging can be returned within 14 days with a 25% restocking fee.
Can I use NDIS funding?
Self-managed and plan-managed participants receive a claim-ready tax invoice. Agency-managed participants can order through our partner Ability Assist.