Directory of daily living equipment and technology

Find equipment and technology that can help with everyday tasks

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Use the filters on the left to search for daily living equipment and technology.

Still not sure what equipment could be useful?  Take our two minute self-assessment using AskSARA.

As well as the online recommendations, you may prefer to visit a local shop in Staffordshire.  Take a look at Staffordshire Connects to find a range of local retailers.  We encourage you to shop around once you have found the type of item you need.

For further guidance on living independently, see live well at home.

Disclaimer

Please be mindful that Staffordshire County Council is not endorsing any particular products or companies. Some web links on this page will take you to a recommended products comparison website, where a variety of solutions, from a range of suppliers can be compared. Other suppliers may also be available, including local shops or other online stores.

Bath lifts and hoists

Includes bath lifts and hoists that have been designed to assist access in and out of the bath. It is advisable to seek professional advice from an occupational therapist before purchasing any form of bath lift or hoist.

Bath rails

Includes examples of rails that are attached to the bath or area around the bath. It is advisable to seek professional advice from an occupational therapist before purchasing any form of grab rail.

Bath/shower seats

This section includes examples of seating that has been designed to be used in the bath and/or the shower.

Bed cradles

Includes accessories that have been designed to prevent a user falling out of bed.

Bed safety rails

Includes accessories that have been designed to prevent a user falling out of bed.

Bedding sets

Includes blankets, fleeces and pads for bed and chair use to provide comfort and warmth.

Chair beds

Chair beds reduce the need of transferring from a bed to a chair or vice versa.

Chair supports

These supports have been designed to support the back and neck whilst sitting in a chair.