Special Needs Rollators

Special needs rollators & accessories - for freedom's sake

Don't Be Halted by Special Needs

What keeps you from moving as you wish?  Are you recovering from a broken hip or hip surgery?  Has stroke weakened you on one side?  Do you struggle to maintain balance and control because of Parkinson's, brain injury or other cognitive impairment?

A properly equipped rollator may well get you rolling again.

Broken hip

A walker can provide safe and reassuring walking support and encourage an uninterrupted walking pattern.  

Stroke survivor

A rollator equipped with a one-hand brake, plus a hemiplegic handle for the affected side may be just what you need to get moving again.

Parkinson's

A rollator can support you and provide a barrier to push against, slowing you down.  An optional slow-down brake directly combats the tendency to walk faster and faster until you fall.

Fear of falling

A rollator provides peace of mind for those with balance problems and anxiety about falling.  A rollator focuses your attention and provides a frame of reference.  You move with greater confidence and calm, knowing support is at hand.

Rollators are wonderful tools for overcoming limitations. Whatever your special need or concern, you will likely find a rollator or rollator attachment to help you cope.

Here are some of the possibilities.  Don't see what you need?  Call us for more options: 972-699-0071.

Rollators Designed for Special Needs

Arthritis or stroke

Dolomite Alpha

$599.95

$317.00

$899.00

Optional Rollator Accessories for Special Needs

Instead of purchasing a specialized rollator, you might be able to adapt a standard rollator.  Dolomite rollators, in particular, have optional accessories that might make them suitable for your use.

It's often little things that matter most. Accessories can make your walker much more functional.  A tray gives you a platform for carrying food.  Tall handles lets those who need it add 3" to the rollator's handle height.

Here are some accessories that solve special problems.

Combines all the braking to one handle, so your strong side can control both brakes.  Ideal for arthritic or stroke clients.
Available for right or left side.

Available on Symphony & Maxi

One-handed Brake

Control the free movement of the back wheels. Adjust the knob to create tension on the tires to slow one or both wheels (individually adjustable).   These brakes help even the direction of travel when one side of the body is stronger than the other. Especially useful traveling downhill.

Available on Symphony, Legacy & Maxi

Slow-down Brakes

Cushioned foam handle allows you to push with one side of your body while controlling the braking with your other hand. 
Call for pricing.

Available on Symphony

Handles replace the foam grips.
The larger handle surface reduces fatigue through improved weight distribution.
Ideal for arthritic grip.

Anatomical Handles

For oxygen users, the O2 tank holder holds your D, C, or B size tanks. Velcro straps secure the tank.  Holder replaces the basket.

Oxygen Tank Holder

$89.00

Secure a cane or crutch to the side of your walker. Easy to install and operate and suitable for any single point cane. Mount on the front or rear of the walker.

Cane Holder

$29.00

If you use a rollator indoors, your hands are occupied.  And  snacks, drinks and meals don't ride well in a basket. So what are you to do? Use this handy handy food and beverage tray to convert your seat into a tray table, ready to whisk stuff from here to there, comfortably and safely. 

Food & Beverage Tray

$29.00