STROKE TABLEWARE

Sustainably independent - Special features for stroke patients

Ein Teller mit Kipp-Trick gefüllt mit Suppe steht auf dem Tisch.

INDEPENDENT EATING AIDS

The possible consequences of a stroke, such as hemiplegia, sensory disturbances in the arms and legs, speech and vision disorders, make it difficult for many stroke patients to return to everyday life. However, it is important to quickly relearn everyday movements through practice. This also includes eating independently, because it promotes self-esteem and enjoyment. This is where inconspicuous eating aids come into play. They activate and help to develop existing skills. In this way, eating is practised, tried out and lost abilities are restored step by step.

To Eating Aids

INDEPENDENT DRINKING AIDS

To activate healing processes, drinking is essential - but please not from a stigmatising sippy cup, because drinking is unfamiliar and very dangerous, especially with hot drinks. This leads to insecurity and rejection. Cups with special features discreetly hidden in the design make independent drinking possible without stigmatisation. The ergonomically shaped handles enable safe holding even with limited hand motor skills, inconspicuous drinking attachments dose the drink and prevent bad spill accidents.

To Drinking Aids

Ein älterer Herr hält eine Tasse mit Kipp-Trick

SPECIAL EATING AND DRINKING AIDS FOR STROKE PATIENTS

Movement disorders, swallowing disorders (dysphagia), visual disturbances or hemiplegia are common for the consequences of a stroke. The ORNAMIN stroke tableware was developed especially for this diagnosis. Integrated supportive features enable stroke patients to eat and drink independently. The functional tableware serves as a great support in the everyday life of those affected as well as caring relatives.