Expensive Health Care: Undetected, Unmet Mobility Needs Creating Boomer & Senior Health ...(re up 8% according to a June 3 2009 arti...),Health

Date:8/12/2009

re up 8% according to a June 3, 2009 article in the Guardian. Marketing materials show extensive uses while the instructions detail more warnings than intended uses. For example: the weight limit says 300lbs then says "not intended to carry full weight."

Unnoticed is the need for multiple mobility aids for a single mobility issue. We need to do a better job detecting mobility gaps.

Invisible CareGiver mobility products address unmet mobility needs for activities of daily living. Visit: www.invisiblecaregiver.com or call 800-718-1322.

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