In Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), the choice of rehabilitation equipment should be evaluated according to the needs and health status of community residents. Here are some possible recommended rehabilitation equipment:

Walking AIDS: For some residents with reduced mobility, such as seniors who use walkers, crutches, or wheelchairs, the provision of appropriate walking AIDS can help them move more safely and independently.

Balance exercise equipment: Balance training is very important for the elderly to prevent fall accidents. Balance boards, balance balls and other equipment can be used for balance exercise to improve residents’ sense of balance and stability.

Rehabilitation training equipment: For residents who need rehabilitation training, such as people recovering from surgery or disease, provide rehabilitation training equipment such as rehabilitation fitness equipment, elastic bands, etc., to assist them in rehabilitation exercise.

Yoga mat and gymnastics equipment: Provide yoga MATS, gymnastics balls, gymnastics rings and other equipment, can support the elderly to do soft and light strength exercises, promote joint flexibility and muscle strength.

Massage equipment: Provide safe and easy to operate hydraulic massage tables or vibrating massage equipment to help relieve muscle fatigue and promote blood circulation in the elderly.

Seat lifts: Provide seat lifts for seniors who need extra help, making it easier for them to get up from their seats and increasing the convenience of daily activities.

Manual and electric recovery vehicles: For residents who need to do aerobic exercise, manual or electric recovery vehicles are a good choice. They provide a low-impact cardiovascular workout that is suitable for different levels of physical conditions.

Breathing exercise equipment: For the elderly who need to exercise their respiratory system, we provide breathing exercise equipment, which helps to strengthen their breathing muscles and improve their lung capacity.

The above recommended rehabilitation equipment is only for reference, and the specific choice should be made according to the specific needs and medical conditions of community residents. When introducing rehabilitation equipment, it is best to have a professional rehabilitation doctor or physiotherapist to evaluate and guide, to ensure the reasonable use and adaptability of the equipment.