Leaving the house for a walk or a trip to the shops or a visit to the GP is something many of us take for granted. But with age, balance and stamina can change, making even short journeys more difficult.
That’s where the right support can help. Our Out and About buying guides look at tools that keep your parent moving safely and confidently outside the home. From lightweight rollator walkers that offer balance and rest stops, to mobility scooters designed for longer journeys, these guides explore what to consider and how to find a product that fits your parent’s lifestyle.
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