Support utility mobility aid
OwnerRichard E. Ryder, Judy A. VanGinhoveninventors
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A multi-function support device to assist the mobility of people having minor to extreme handicaps includes an elongate main shaft having a plurality of telescoping tube sections axially movable relative to one another throughout a range of selected, locked positions to enable adjustment of an overall length of the device. A head assembly removably attaches to a proximal end zone of the main shaft and includes opposite arm members, with storage compartments therein. The arm members are angled outwardly and upwardly to define a support brace for supporting receipt under the user's arm and within the armpit. Various ground engaging tip members are interchangeably attachable to the distal end zone of the main shaft and a battery powered lamp, operable by a switch, directs light downwardly to illuminate the ground area where the tip member is to be placed while walking. A hand-hold assembly fitted to the mid-zone of the main shaft, and adjustably positionable therealong, includes a handle movable between a collapsed position and an operative, locked position for holding the device.
A support aid for assisting a person with impaired mobility and being operably positionable under the person's armpit for supporting at least a portion of the person's weight against a ground surface while the person is walking;
A support aid for assisting a person with impaired mobility and being operably positionable under the person's armpit for supporting at least a portion of the person's weight against a ground surface while the person is walking;
A support aid for assisting a person with impaired mobility and being operably positionable under the person's armpit for supporting at least a portion of the person's weight against a ground surface while the person is walking;
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