Abstract: A bathing or showering transfer bench includes a single beam supporting first and second side pedestals, and a carriage slidably supported on the single beam. A seat is rotationally supported on the carriage and configured to slide with the carriage along the single beam between the first and second side pedestals.

Abstract: A walker includes first and second side frames configured to collapse laterally toward one another from an unfolded configuration to a folded configuration. The walker includes a seat extending between and supported by the first and second side frames, and a folding mechanism positioned underneath the seat and acting independently of the seat.

Abstract: A bathing or showering transfer bench includes a single beam supporting first and second side pedestals, and a carriage slidably supported on the single beam. A seat is rotationally supported on the carriage and configured to slide with the carriage along the single beam between the first and second side pedestals.

Abstract: A bathing or showering transfer bench includes a single beam supporting first and second side pedestals, and a carriage slidably supported on the single beam. A seat is rotationally supported on the carriage and configured to slide with the carriage along the single beam between the first and second side pedestals.

Abstract: A shower chair for supporting a user in a shower or bath includes a seat supported on a foldable leg assembly. The leg assembly is configured to transition between a first configuration, in which the seat is supported at a first height above a ground surface, and a second configuration, in which the seat is supported at a second height above a ground surface depending on the needs of the user.

Abstract: A rollator includes first and second upright frames supported on respective first and second wheeled leg assemblies. The first and second leg assemblies are configured to fold inwardly toward one another, and front and rear legs of each leg assembly are configured to fold upwardly to transition the rollator into a compact state, making the rollator easy for transport or storage when not in use.

Abstract: A walker includes first and second side frames configured to collapse laterally toward one another from an unfolded configuration to a folded configuration. The walker includes a seat extending between and supported by the first and second side frames, and a folding mechanism positioned underneath the seat and acting independently of the seat.

Abstract: A knee crutch includes a leg tube; a support tube secured to the leg tube and comprising a platform portion and a vertical portion; a cradle positioned atop and secured to the platform portion of the support tube; and a thigh restraint coupled to the vertical portion of the support tube. The thigh restraint has a pair of wings operably coupled to an adjustment mechanism. The adjustment mechanism is configured to simultaneously and dependently adjust an angular position of the pair of wings.

Abstract: A foot for a medical mobility device includes an upper portion, a traction surface, and a cushion ring. The upper portion has an opening at a first end for receiving an end of a medical mobility device and an upper portion post extending from a second end away from the opening. The traction surface has a core element that includes a cylindrical post extending upwardly from the traction surface. The upper portion is secured atop the core element. The cylindrical post is adhered to the upper portion post thereby defining a space between the upper portion and the traction surface, and the cushion ring is positioned in the space.

Abstract: A foot for a medical mobility device includes an upper portion, a traction surface, and a cushion ring. The upper portion has an opening at a first end for receiving an end of a medical mobility device and an upper portion post extending from a second end away from the opening. The traction surface has a core element that includes a cylindrical post extending upwardly from the traction surface. The upper portion is secured atop the core element. The cylindrical post is adhered to the upper portion post thereby defining a space between the upper portion and the traction surface, and the cushion ring is positioned in the space.

Abstract: A reclined forearm crutch includes a leg; and a cradle attached to the leg for supporting the forearm and elbow of a use. The cradle has a bounding surface area corresponding to at least 20 in2. The cradle is angled about 5 to about 50 degrees relative to vertical.

Abstract: A crutch includes an arm rest having an elbow end and a front end, the front end defining a front face having a first opening formed therein, and a bottom edge forming a second opening. The crutch has a handle extending outwardly from the front end of the arm rest, but not from the first or second openings. A leg is received into one of the first and second openings in a first configuration, and into the other of the first and second openings in a second configuration. The leg is selectively convertible between the first and second configuration.

Abstract: An axillary crutch includes a leg; a handle; and an axillary support secured atop the leg. The axillary support includes a lower support structure; an upper flexible layer; and a bladder disposed between the lower support structure and the layer.