How to Set Up a Safe Bedroom for Mom or Dad
- Adjustable or hospital beds: These allow you to raise or lower the head and feet, making it easier to sit up, breathe comfortably, or get in and out of bed.
- Bed rails or assist handles: Offer extra stability when standing or repositioning.
- Low-profile frames: Reduce the risk of injury if a fall occurs.
- Add motion-activated night lights near the bed and path to the bathroom.
- Use touch lamps or remote-controlled lights that are easy to operate.
- Ensure light switches are accessible from the bed.
- Remove loose rugs and cords.
- Rearrange furniture to create at least 36 inches of walking space.
- Use non-slip mats and low-pile carpets.
- Keep a stable chair with arms nearby for dressing or resting.
- Lift chairs for a safe, supported place to relax or watch TV.
- Overbed tables for meals or reading.
- Bedside commodes or toilet safety frames for nighttime convenience.
- Reacher tools to grab items without bending or straining.
- Where do they keep clothes, glasses, or medications?
- Do they struggle with drawers or close doors?
- Can they safely reach lamps, remotes, or phones?
- Firm mattresses that make standing easier.
- Weighted blankets or supportive pillows for pressure relief.
- Slip-resistant socks or footwear to prevent falls.
- Adjustable backrests for reading or recovery.
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