Bedroom Safety
Bathroom Safety
Handy Helpers
100
This common bedroom or hallway item, if not secured to the floor, can cause tripping.
Loose Rug
100
This horizontal support is installed near toilets and in showers to give you something to hold onto
Grab bars
100
These have grippy treads on the bottom and are safer than going barefoot or wearing smooth-soled socks on hard floors
Non-slip socks
200
These tuck electrical wires against walls and out of walking paths so you don't trip on them
Cord covers
200
Name this item or describe its function 
Raised toilet seat to increase the height of your toilet to reduce the distance you need to lower yourself or get up from the toilet
200
This long-armed tool lets you pick things up off the floor or from high shelves without bending or climbing
Reacher (or grabber)
300
These turn on automatically when you get up at night so you don't have to fumble for a switch in the dark
Motion-sensor lights
300
This piece of equipment lets you sit down during a shower so you don't have to balance on wet tile
Shower chair
300
Worn on a wrist or around the neck, this summons help at the press of a button if you fall
Medical alert button
400
This piece of equipment attaches to the side of the bed or runs floor-to-ceiling to help you sit up and transfer safely
Bed rail or bed pole
400
Placed inside the tub or on the floor outside it, this textured surface keeps you from slipping on wet ceramic
Non-slip bath mat
400
Name this device or describe it's function
Sock aide - this device helps you put on socks without bending down to your feet