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Home therapy equipment our therapists recommend.
Check out some of our favorite tools and gadgets. You may recognize some of this equipment from our sessions.
We know that researching and finding these tools can be quite the task. Much like these pieces of equipment and adaptive devices, we want to make life easier for you.
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Adjustable Kettlebell
This kettlebell ranges from 8 lbs to 40 lbs and is a great tool for building functional strength. This version is cheaper than the Bowflex kettlebell below, but some people have had trouble with the locking mechanism. You have to pull the tab out with your thumb, which could be an issue.
Resistance Band Set
This resistance band set can help you keep progressing your strengthening exercises.
Bowflex Adjustable Kettlebell
This kettlebell also ranges from 8 lbs to 40 lbs and is a great tool for building functional strength. We like this one because it has a dial instead of a pull tab, so it is easier on the hands. It is more expensive than the kettlebell above.
Foldable Balance Mat
Does the floor bother your knees? This mat can help you get on and off the floor to do your exercises without putting your knees on the hard floor. Think of it as a padded yoga mat.
Urban Poling Trekking Poles
These poles were designed specifically for older adults. The handles are more ergonomic and the poles have better locking systems.
Squatty Potty
Using a stool can significantly improve body mechanics and reduce the need to strain during bowel movements. Everybody and every body has a pelvic floor, and this is one way to show it care.
Half Step
We use this to cut thresholds into homes in half. The step height is 3.5 inches, which makes it easier to step into the home. You can also use it as an exercise tool to work on stairs, steps, and curbs.
Drive Nitro Walker
We love this walker. The big 10 inch wheels help on gravel or uneven surfaces. At 17.5 lbs, it is on the lighter side of walkers, which makes transport a bit easier.
Not Sure What You Need?
Your therapist can recommend the right equipment for your home during your evaluation.
303-720-4244 Schedule AppointmentThe information provided on this page is intended for general educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Please consult your physician or therapist before starting a new exercise or using new equipment.