Manage At Home is a UK retailer which specifically offers a range of living aids for the less mobile in their day-to-day life. Their online store specialises in products that are designed to help make living with mobility issues more manageable, whether this is through disability equipment or movement aids. The idea is to help more people help themselves, allowing them to keep their independence.

Aiming to provide products for anyone who may struggle with mobility, from the severely disabled to those who just need a helping hand, Manage At Home also strive to provide the widest range, so whether you need a sophisticated bath lift to access the bath, or a simple walking stick to assist with walks, they will have something for you. These products can be ordered either on the website or over the phone, making it perfect for those who want to purchase living aids from the comfort of their own home.

Featured Products

Shower stools - If standing for a considerable length of time is a struggle and if you don’t have a bath, a shower stool can provide a great way to wash more comfortably. Rather than hurry in the shower so you can go and sit down, these waterproof shower stools are usually adjustable for comfort, and often come with a cushioned back and arm area for support. Make bathing relaxing again.
Walking Aids - Not everyone is fortunate enough to be able to stay on their feet for a long time. Some may be so worried about their mobility that they will be hesitant to leave the house in case there is nowhere to sit down. However, a little bit of assistance can make all the difference. Whether this help comes from a walking stick, a shopping trolley or a wheelchair, there are plenty of solutions to help you venture outdoors again.
Grab Rails – Sometimes the simplest solutions can have the most benefit. Locating grab rails around the home – for example in the bathroom to assist when stepping into the bath or raising from the toilet, by the outside door to help step over thresholds, or specially design newel rails at the bottom or top of the stairs – safer movement around the home can be the result.