Blog – Page 26 – EazyHold

27 comments · May 09, 2016

6 Ways Low-Tech Adaptive Equipment Helps Disabled

For people with special needs, everyday items like utensils, toys, tools can be extremely difficult to use because these items are designed with the assumption that the user is completely able-bodied. Those with limited joint mobility, developmental disorders, or other...

2 comments · May 06, 2016

5 Articles You Don't Want to Miss - Week 4

If you're not familiar with the benefits of assistive devices and their helpful applications, consider taking a look at the following five articles from earlier this week. 5 Common Types of Assistive Devices 6 Simple Hand Exercises for Multiple Sclerosis 12 Common...

18 comments · May 05, 2016

5 Common Types of Assistive Devices

Adaptive technology offers a wide range of helpful uses for those in need of assistance. Here's a quick overview of some of the ways adaptive technology helps: Physical disability assistance. Hearing disability assistance. Computer or electrical assistance to help people who have experienced...

20 comments · May 04, 2016

6 Simple Hand Exercises for Multiple Sclerosis

Multiple sclerosis (MS) can have a negative impact on your hands, which often starts with numbness and tingling. This makes everyday tasks more difficult and can result in frustration. If you or someone you love is experiencing this, consider trying one...

3 comments · May 03, 2016

12 Common Reasons for Weak Hand Grip

Weak hand grip can occur for a variety of reasons, including both nerve-related challenges and muscle-related challenges. Here's a quick overview of some of the most common reasons for grip loss. Nerve Carpal tunnel Syndrome Brachial Plexus Injury/Disorder Radial Neuropathy...