Medical Overbed Adjustable Bedside Table with Hidden Casters, Pneumatic Mobile Rolling Laptop Standing Desk with Tray for Home and Hospital Use, White Table Top + White Edging

Depending on how much mobility he has, an adaptive toothbrush is very helpful! We tried the rubber universal cuffs but my dad didn’t have enough mobility for those to work well. For context my dad is 66 and is a C5/6 incomplete. This is the adaptive toothbrush my dad uses - someone helps him put it in his mouth, we turn it on, and then he moves it back and forth himself in his mouth. It’s the only ADA approved one like this I was able to find: https://tryautobrush.com/collections/adult-autobrush Some other items for consideration that my family likes: If he needs anyone to sit by his bedside for cathing or any nursing necessities, we got this chair and it takes a lot of pressure off the lower back of the caregiver or nurse: https://a.co/d/7N8B54L My dad uses diabetes shoes because they are much easier for a caregiver to get on vs shoes with laces. Amazon has a bunch but my dad uses these: https://a.co/d/bWJBEJP This is the side table we use an like. It’s light enough for him to push and move himself too: https://a.co/d/docprrv This is the pill container my dad uses, he has enough strength and mobility to get it open himself so he is able to take his pills on his own which is big: https://a.co/d/45TK294 For home exercise we use ankle weights on his arms and legs: https://a.co/d/czzSI4v His OT suggested we get this to strengthen his hands: https://a.co/d/5z70qqh