Mobility and Daily Living Aids for Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis (MS) can affect mobility, balance, strength, coordination and energy levels, and symptoms often vary from day to day. The right equipment helps people living with MS manage fatigue, stay safe and keep doing the things that matter to them, whether needs are mild or more advanced.
For multiple sclerosis information and support, speak to your healthcare professionals and visit the NHS website. Our qualified trusted assessors are also here to support you and your care team every step of the way, so please call us on 01926 624432.
Many of the products below are available to buy or through our Warwickshire-wide mobility equipment hire service. Hire can help to facilitate hospital discharge, enable you to try equipment before committing to a purchase, or provide support as needs change. We also offer a free home assessment with one of our qualified Warwick-based team to help you choose what’s right for you.
Not sure what’s right? Speak to one of our Qualified Trusted Assessors
We’ll talk through your needs, your home and your daily routine, and help you and your care team choose mobility equipment that genuinely fits.
Mobility Aids
Walking aids give support on days when balance or leg strength is reduced, and a lightweight rollator makes it easier to stay active without overdoing it. For longer distances, or when fatigue sets in, a lightweight or active wheelchair, a folding powerchair or a mobility scooter helps to conserve energy and keep you independent outside the home.
Shop our Walking Aids, Wheelchairs, Powerchairs and Scooters ranges, including the Nitro SL, Küschall KSL, Ergo Lite 2 Self Propel, Robooter E80 and Autofold Pro. Many of these are also available to hire rather than buy.
Specialist Wheelchairs and Powerchairs
As needs change, specialist wheelchairs and powerchairs with tilt, recline and postural support can make a real difference to comfort, posture and pressure care, and many can be set up to suit changing strength and coordination.
Shop our Specialist Wheelchairs and Specialist Powerchairs ranges, including the Invacare Action 4 NG, Q6 Edge 2.0 and Edge 3 Stretto.
Transfers and Vehicle Adaptations
Transfer plates and person hoists make moving between bed, chair and car safer, equipment hoists lift a wheelchair or scooter into the car, and hand controls can allow those with reduced leg strength or sensation to continue driving where appropriate.
Shop our Vehicle Adaptations range, including Push Pull Hand Controls, the Transfer Plate, Person Hoists and Equipment Hoists.
Home Modifications and Safety Products
Fatigue and changes in balance increase the risk of falls at home. Grab rails and bed rails provide something steady to hold, ramps make entrances easier, and a stairlift or homelift removes the effort of climbing the stairs.
Shop our Home Adaptations range, including Grab Rails, the Fold Away Grab Rail, the Let’s Get Up Bed Rail, Ramps, the Straight Stairlift and the Homelift.
Bathroom and Hygiene Aids
Heat can make MS symptoms feel worse for some people, so shorter, seated bathing helps to save energy. Shower stools, bath boards, raised toilet seats and toilet surrounds make bathing and toileting safer, and a level-access wet room removes the need to step into a bath.
Shop our Bathing range, including the Swivel Shower Stool, Bathboard with Handle, Raised Toilet Seat, Toilet Surround, Kanjo Silverline and Wet Room solutions.
Seating and Riser Recliner Chairs
A riser recliner chair helps with standing up and sitting down without using up precious energy, while a perching stool lets you sit for tasks such as cooking or washing up. Specialist seating supports posture and comfort for those with more advanced needs.
Shop our Seating range, including Riser Recliners such as the Ambassador, Specialist Seating such as the Hydrotilt, and the 4 in 1 Perching Stool.
Beds and Comfort
A home care profiling bed makes repositioning, getting in and out of bed and care tasks easier, while a footstool and swivel cushion help with comfort and transfers during the day.
Shop our Beds range, including the Orpington home care bed, the Footstool and the Swivel Cushion.
Daily Living and Eating Aids
Tremor, weakness or numbness in the hands can make everyday tasks harder. Easy grip cutlery, non-spill cups, sock aids and elastic shoelaces reduce effort and help you stay independent with eating and dressing.
Shop our Daily Living Aids range, including Easy Grip Cutlery, the Henrocup non-spill cup, the Easy-Pull Sock Aid, Elastic Shoelaces, the Handybar and the Mobility Solution Pack.
Exercise and Rehabilitation Devices
Gentle, regular exercise can help to maintain strength and flexibility. Therapy balls and an over-door pulley support hand and shoulder exercises at home.
Shop Gel Therapy Balls and the Over Door Pulley, part of our Daily Living Aids range.
Repairs, Modifications & Servicing
MS needs can change over time, and existing equipment doesn’t always need replacing. Many wheelchairs can be adapted with extra accessories, and powered wheelchairs can often be reprogrammed or have their controls adjusted to suit changing strength, grip or coordination. Our team also offer regular servicing to keep equipment safe and reliable.
Shop Wheelchair Accessories, Wheelchair Powerpacks and Powerchair Adaptations, or see our repair, modification & servicing team for adjustments, adaptations and powerchair programming.
Using a combination of these products can help you manage fatigue, stay safe at home and remain independent while living with MS. Find out more about Wenman Healthcare, or browse our full range of products in the shop.
Get in touch
Please call our trained trusted assessor team on 01926 624432 or Contact Us through the website for further assistance and information.