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Assistive Devices After a Car Accident: Regain Independence and Comfort

A motor vehicle accident can turn life upside down in an instant. Whether you’ve experienced broken bones, muscle injuries, or long-term pain, recovery often requires more than just rest and medication. That’s where assistive devices come in.


At Unison Medical Assessments, we provide a wide range of assistive equipment designed to help individuals recover safely and regain independence after a car accident. In this post, we’ll break down what assistive devices are, how they’re used, and the benefits they can offer after an MVA.


What Are Assistive Devices?


Assistive devices are tools or equipment designed to help people perform daily tasks they might otherwise find difficult due to injury, illness, or disability. After a car accident, these devices support healing, prevent further injury, and make life easier during recovery.


Types of Assistive Devices We Offer


We provide a wide selection of devices tailored to your specific recovery needs:

Person using a walker for safe mobility after a car accident

Mobility Equipment

Includes canes, walkers, crutches, and wheelchairs - perfect for individuals with limited mobility due to fractures, joint injuries, or surgeries.



Home bathroom with safety equipment like shower seat

Home-Safety Equipment

Items like grab bars, shower chairs, and raised toilet seats help reduce the risk of falls and support safe movement around the home.



At-home physical therapy equipment for post-accident recovery

Home Exercise Equipment

From resistance bands to pedal exercisers, these tools are ideal for rebuilding strength and flexibility during physical therapy.




Comfort and personal care devices to support daily living after injury

Personal Care & Comfort Devices

These include cushions, positioning pillows, and adaptive grooming tools that make everyday self-care more manageable and comfortable.




Custom back brace for injury support and healing

Body Bracing (Custom & Ready-Made)

Support braces for the back, neck, knees, and other areas stabilize injuries and promote proper healing.




Medical air boot providing foot and ankle support after an accident

Air Boots & Supportive Footwear

Soft or rigid boots and shoes designed to protect the foot and ankle during recovery from fractures, sprains, or surgeries.





Orthopedic mattress providing spinal support and comfort during recovery

Orthopaedic Supplies (Custom Mattresses & More)

Specially designed mattresses and seating support healthy posture and reduce pressure on injured areas.





Custom orthotics for improved walking and post-injury balance

Orthotics (Custom Made & Manufactured)

Custom orthotic insoles and supports that relieve pain, improve alignment, and prevent long-term complications from walking imbalances after an injury.



How to Use Assistive Devices


Our trained professionals will guide you in using the right equipment based on your condition and mobility level. Many devices are easy to use and require little to no setup. For custom items like braces, orthotics, or mattresses, we’ll ensure a proper fit and show you how to use them correctly.



Benefits of Using Assistive Devices After an MVA


Even after a car crash, you can continue living your life - with just a little extra support. By using assistive devices, you can experience:

Faster Recovery: Support your body in healing properly and avoid further strain.

Increased Safety: Reduce the risk of falls and injuries during recovery.

More Independence: Continue with daily activities with less need for constant help.

Improved Comfort: Minimize pain and discomfort with properly fitted supportive tools.

Emotional Support: Regain confidence knowing you can move and function more freely.



Recovering from a car accident takes time, but the right tools can make all the difference. Assistive devices not only support your physical healing - they give you the confidence to move forward with everyday life.


If you or a loved one is recovering from a recent MVA, we’re here to help. Contact Unison Medical Assessments today to learn more about our custom and ready-made assistive devices, and take the next step toward a smoother, safer recovery.


 
 
 

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