Abstract: The present invention relates to a novel attachment for a walker or mobility assistance device. The attachment is a storage unit that allows for the safe and easy transportation of food, beverages, medicine, tools, pet or other items while using a walker. The device includes a rectangular tray that clamps onto the frame of a walker. The tray also has a lid to further secure the contents inside. The device also has a beverage holder that attaches to one of the legs or support frame of a walker. The beverage holder is cylindrical in shape to accommodate glasses, bottles, or cans. Furthermore, both the tray and beverage holder of the present invention are removably attachable.

Abstract: A patient slider device configured to move a patient from a first bed surface to a second bed surface positioned adjacent thereto. The patient slider device includes a frame, a bed engagement assembly and a patient pulling assembly. The bed engagement assembly includes a bumper with the bumper being adjustable relative to the frame. The patient pulling assembly includes a winch assembly, preferably positioned proximate a lower end of the frame, and a sheet engaging clamp assembly. The sheet engaging clamp assembly includes a base member and a locking member structurally configured to clamp a sheet therebetween.

Abstract: The garment folding aid has two bed subassemblies that are laterally telescopically adjustable and retained in selected adjusted positions by detent mechanism. To the remote vertical longitudinal edge portions of the subassemblies there is mounted the lower mounting rails of hinges while the lateral opposite mounting rails of the hinges mount folder flaps. The web of each hinge which extends between its mounting rails resiliently urges the said opposite mounting rails to extend vertically upwardly, the webs being of a greater flexibility than the mounting rails. Hand hold openings are provided in the flaps to facilitate moving the subassemblies to adjust the width of the folding aid. Corner portions of the flaps on one longitudinal end of the subassemblies are cut at an angle to make the flaps more ergonomically friendly when moving the flaps during a garment folding operation.