Directory of daily living equipment and technology

Find equipment and technology that can help with everyday tasks

Browse equipment and technology that can help with everyday tasks, improve safety and support independent living at home.

If you're not sure what equipment may help, try our quick AskSARA self-assessment for personalised recommendations.

Once you've identified the type of equipment you need, you can compare products online or search Staffordshire Connects for local retailers.


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Looking for information from the former Happy at Home equipment directory? The equipment information previously available through Happy at Home can now be found in this directory.

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.

Lighting

This section contains alternative solutions for lighting which includes automatic lighting, remote control and wireless light switches and touch lamps.

Liquid level indicators

Includes devices that beep and/or vibrate when the level of liquid in a cup has reached a certain level.

Mattress stops

Mattress stops are designed to prevent a mattress sliding down a bed when using a mattress elevator.

Medication aids

Includes a variety of products that can help with medication management. Such as pill boxes, storage devices and equipment that can make taking medication easier.

Medication alarms

This section incudes fobs that flash or beep in response to a whistle or a button being pressed so to alert when an item has been misplaced or lost.

Medication management

This section shows examples of ways you can label equipment that can assist with daily living and identifying everyday items.

Mobile phones

Includes easy to use mobile phones with assistive features.

Movement monitoring and alert systems

These systems are designed to help carers or relatives keep someone safe and supported, particularly if they are prone to wandering or need supervision.