Great British Mobility Opens New Office in N. Somerset - July 2012

Have a good nights sleep with an adjustable bed, as we get older we can find that we have trouble sleeping at night but with a proper adjustable bed that full night sleep might just be around the corner...

Great British Mobility offer some great advice on how to overcome mobility problems in the kitchen/

Arthritis is the inflammation of joints, which results in most sufferers experiencing difficulty in getting around and also experiencing varying levels of pain. According to Arthritis Care over nine million people in the UK have arthritis. There are many things that a person living with arthritis can do to make their life easier

Back pain could be alleviated by adjustable beds
It has been suggested that adjustable beds can ease discomfort caused by back pain. According to research conducted by a group of primary care physicians seven out of ten doctors are likely to recommend sitting in a reclined position to help alleviate back pain. This is because reclining offers total support, removing the strain, which adjustable beds can offer.

The leading neck and head surgeon Dr Steven Park, who is also a member of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine states that the best position for sleeping is on your back with your head elevated by between 10 -30%. This position can reach optimal blood circulation and help with breathing, adjustable beds can reach this position. Legs should also be slightly elevated with the person being on their back.

Do you need a bit of a boost to help you get out of your arm chair? Then a Rise and Recline chair could be the answer.

Rise and Recline chairs can be good for people who have arthritis or other mobility problems. Even pregnant women can find that help getting out of the chair is beneficial.