Why Are Front Closing Bras Best for Seniors?
If you’ve ever tried reaching behind your back to hook a bra clasp with stiff shoulders or arthritic hands, you understand how the design of traditional undergarments can leave seniors...
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What is Pelvic Floor Therapy?
We are doing an educational series on pelvic floor health and therapy with Dr. Karla Wente, PT, DPT, WCS, CLT. The benefits of pelvic floor therapy can be life-changing for...
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How Long Does It Take to Recover from a Fractured Wrist?
This is not medical advice, ask your doctor for advice specific to your situation. A broken wrist can make even the simplest tasks feel frustrating, whether it happens from a...
The Best Clothing for Ankylosing Spondylitis
Living with ankylosing spondylitis (AS) means dealing with chronic back pain, stiffness, and mobility challenges. Dressing shouldn’t add to the discomfort—but for many, it does. The right clothing can make a...
Do You Need Adaptive Clothing for a Broken Arm?
Recovering from a broken arm can make everyday tasks like getting dressed feel daunting. Whether you're managing a sling, cast, or limited mobility, the right clothing can simplify your daily...
The Best Clothing Choices for Assisted Living
When moving into an assisted living facility, clothing takes on a new level of importance. It’s no longer just about style—it’s about practicality, comfort, and preserving independence. Struggling with tiny...
Choosing the Best EDS Compression Clothing
This is not medical advice, please see your doctor for an individualized plan. Living with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), especially the hypermobile type, can feel like a constant battle against pain,...
Adaptive Clothing for a Broken Arm: Dressing Made Simple
Breaking an arm is frustrating. Everyday tasks, like getting dressed, suddenly feel impossible when you’re stuck with a cast or sling. That’s where adaptive clothing for a broken arm comes...
What's the Best Shirt After Shoulder Surgery?
Shoulder surgery is a big deal, and the recovery process can feel like a mountain to climb. While you focus on following your doctor’s advice and giving your shoulder the TLC...