Adaptive Clothing is specially designed to make dressing easier for those with limited mobility. Whether one is a self-dresser or is dressed by a caregiver or attendant, modified apparel is very convenient and functional. Adaptive Clothing is for people who are physically challenged or disabled with diminished motor skills due to COPD, cancer, spinal cord injury, Parkinson’s, illness, paralysis, stroke, pain, Lupus, Alzheimer’s, injury, MS, ALS, aging, developmentally disabled, MD, casts or braces, amputation, arthritis, bariatric issues, etc.

          Designers have recognized that caregivers also face back and knee trauma from lifting people, or may encounter aggression and resistance in attempting to dress individuals in traditional clothing. This clothing allows a caregiver to dress someone without struggling with arm or leg stiffness. Adaptive Clothing is designed to solve many of the daily issues associated with special needs dressing. Not to mention lowering the rate of work related injuries for professional caregivers.

          Adaptive Clothing will ease the ongoing frustration, pain and difficulty of dressing and help make life easier for the individual and/or the caregiver. Items are designed to make it easier for people to get dressed and undressed every day.