Adaptive Equipment & Daily Living
Tools and adaptations for dressing, bathing, the kitchen, driving, and computer access. SCI Phoenix collects 1 guide on Adaptive Equipment & Daily Living after spinal cord injury here, alongside 37 vetted resources from other organizations.
Resources in this area (37)
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Activities of Daily Living — Spinal Cord Injury Manual — Booklet from Jefferson / Magee Rehabilitation (US) (opens in a new tab)
Jefferson / Magee Rehabilitation (US) -
Equipment — Spinal Cord Injury Manual — Booklet from Jefferson / Magee Rehabilitation (US) (opens in a new tab)
Jefferson / Magee Rehabilitation (US) -
Spinal Cord Injury Patient Handbook — Booklet from Carolinas Rehabilitation (US) (opens in a new tab)
Carolinas Rehabilitation (US)
Related guides from other areas
- Expected Outcomes: C5–C6 (Mid Tetraplegia) — What You Should Know Understanding Your Injury
- Expected Outcomes: C7–C8 (Low Tetraplegia) — What You Should Know Understanding Your Injury
- Expected Outcomes: L2–S5 (Low Paraplegia / Cauda Equina) — What You Should Know Understanding Your Injury
- Paying for Care After SCI: Insurance, Equipment Funding, and Voc Rehab Community, Work & Recreation
- Spasticity Management: What You Should Know Spasticity
- Upper Limb Function Preservation: What You Should Know Upper-Limb Function