Assistive technology for disabled Americans

Over the past few years, there has been an explosion of assistive technology for disabled Americans. You can hardly watch television without seeing automatic lights, wearable alarm systems, cane accessories and your choice of electric scooters being paraded by, each with glowing testimonials and toll-free numbers. Despite the influx of electronics and space age polymers, one of the most common and useful items remains the simple cane. As useful as a cane or walking stick is, the problem is where to let the cane stand when you sit down. It needs to be handy when you are ready to stand up but there usually is not a good place to keep a cane. If it falls, not only will you have nothing but trouble trying to get it when you need it but it could also trip someone else. If you search for senior products, walking aids have been marketed that stand up on their own, but they are often bulky and bottom heavy. Folding canes are another option, but they never seem as sturdy as a nice, solid cane. The most useful assistive technology for disabled people is always the simplest and easiest to use solution to a problem and when it comes to cane storage that means CaneBuddy.

The CaneBuddy is a simple concept: a movable, stable holder that keeps your cane or walking stick at the ready. The CaneBuddy holds your walking stick vertically, so it is ready to help you stand at all times. Available in a choice of colors and styles and easily placed next to a favorite chair, couch or your bed, the CaneBuddy is your personal cane valet. Of all of the senior products, walking aids and gadgets out there today, the CaneBuddy is easily the most useful item available today.