Selecting the appropriate assistive device depends on the patient’s specific needs and condition. Here are some factors to consider:
Consult with healthcare professionals: Doctors, occupational therapists, and physical therapists can provide valuable recommendations. Assess the patient’s environment: Ensure that the device is suitable for home or work settings. Evaluate comfort and usability: The device should be easy to use and comfortable for the patient. Consider the patient’s lifestyle: Choose devices that accommodate daily routines and activities.
