A simple grip pad that stops feet sliding out from under someone at the point they are least stable. Put it on the floor in front of a chair and the client has something their shoes or bare feet will hold on to as they push up to stand. Put it in the bed and it gives them purchase to bridge, shuffle up or take weight through the heels.
That grip is often the difference between a client who needs a hand and a client who manages on their own, so it earns a place in a rehab program as well as a daily routine. It also pairs with slide sheets and Slide and Lock products, where you want movement in one place and grip in another.
The material is hard wearing and easy to clean, so it stands up to being used every day and moved between rooms.
