The Kinsman Enterprises, Inc. 37097 Hip Kit "D" is a comprehensive collection of assistive devices designed to promote independence and mobility in individuals with limited dexterity or flexibility, particularly in the comfort of their own homes or in clinical settings. This kit stands out for its ability to aid in daily activities such as dressing and bathing, making it an essential tool for rehabilitation and home care. With its ergonomic design and durable construction, the Hip Kit "D" is an ideal solution for individuals seeking to maintain their autonomy while recovering from injuries or managing chronic conditions.

The Hip Kit "D" is intended to provide users with a set of tools that can assist in performing everyday tasks with greater ease and confidence. The kit includes a carefully selected assortment of products that cater to the specific needs of individuals with mobility or flexibility limitations, ensuring that they can dress, bathe, and engage in other essential activities without undue strain or risk of injury. By facilitating these tasks, the Hip Kit "D" contributes to a safer, more independent living experience.

Key Features

• Ergonomic design for comfortable use and reduced strain
• Durable construction for long-lasting performance
• Includes 27" Ergo Plus Reacher for extended reach capabilities
• Deluxe Terry Covered Sock Aid with Foam Handles for easy sock application
• 24" Soft Handle Shoehorn for effortless shoe removal and application
• Long Handle Bath Sponge for safe and convenient bathing
• Assists in promoting user independence and mobility

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: Vary by component, with the longest item being 27 inches • Weight: Approximately 2-3 pounds for the entire kit • Materials: Durable plastics, foam, and terry cloth • Compliance: Designed with user safety and accessibility in mind, suitable for home and clinical use

Ideal For

• Home care environments for individuals with mobility or flexibility limitations • Rehabilitation clinics focusing on physical therapy and occupational therapy • Assisted living facilities where residents require aid with daily activities • Hospitals and outpatient clinics for patient use during recovery • Private practices of healthcare professionals seeking to provide patients with resources for independent living