Community Therapy is a healthcare provider operating in NSW, Australia.
We are a mobile provider, we predominantly provide Physiotherapy, Dietetics and Occupational Therapy to the community. We work with adults who are living with a disability.
Learn more about us through the videos on our channel or our website.
It is just a short video to spread awareness and open a conversation - you can learn more about identifying strokes here - strokefoundation.org.au/about-stroke/learn/signs-of-stroke
Thank you for your comments here but 4 wheel walkers, when prescribed correctly, are very safe. We do however always want people exercising to build their strength and balance too.
Looking for an all-terrain rollator made for a one-handed user (stroke survivor). Or even just the crossbar to install on it. I can’t find either! Got any ideas?
Unfortunately I am not aware of a one-handed walker that also has large wheels for all terrain use. A local mobility shop may be able to customise something for you if you ask them?
Why the static shot. Why didn't you show us the rest of the scooter. Just one angle is rather boring. I would have liked to have seen the dash and options etc .
Wound healing is this: Wash with warm water and medicated soap. Dry carefully with a clean towel. Next add wound wash - best is Skintegrity. Next apply Mankuka Honey. Cover wound with gauze and change 2x a day adding the honey. Repeat each day making sure you don't forget or get lazy. Do this each day until the wound is closed...don't get lazy.
