A. Parkinson’s disease is a progressive neurological condition that affects movement, balance, coordination and muscle control. Symptoms often include tremors, stiffness, slowed movement and difficulties with walking and balance.
A. As Parkinson’s progresses, everyday tasks - like walking, standing up, transferring between surfaces or moving around the home can become harder. The right mobility aids and adaptations can help maintain independence, improve safety and reduce the risk of falls. Common helpful equipment includes walking sticks, walkers, rollators, wheelchairs and support rails.
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A. People with Parkinson’s may benefit from:
- Walking sticks and canes – to improve balance and confidence.
- Walkers and rollators – for added support and stability.
- Wheelchairs and scooters – for longer distances or when fatigue is an issue.
- Support rails, stairlifts and bathroom aids – to make homes safer and more accessible.
Fortuna offerings: We carry a wide range of walking aids, wheelchairs, scooters and safety products in our showroom. Our team can recommend items specifically designed to help with the mobility challenges associated with Parkinson’s.
A. Our trained advisors at Fortuna can support you in selecting the most suitable products based on your needs. You are welcome to visit our showroom and try out equipment in person before buying or renting.
A. We can advise on rollators which have been specially designed for use by people with Parkinson's.
A. Yes. If transferring (between, for instance, bed to chair) becomes difficult or unsafe, hoists can provide a safe solution. They reduce physical strain on carers and help prevent falls during transfers. Types of hoists
• Ceiling track hoists - installed overhead for smooth, safe transfers around the home.
• Mobile hoists - portable and adjustable for flexible use as needed.
• Standing hoists - assist users with some weight-bearing capacity to stand and transfer safely.
We offer site surveys, professional installation, training and ongoing maintenance to ensure safe, effective use of hoisting equipment.
A. Getting professional advice helps ensure you use the appropriate tools to match your mobility and safety requirements. An OT or physio can assess your individual needs and make recommendations - alternatively, at Fortuna our qualified Trusted Assessors understand the problems faced by people with Parkinson's and can advise and demonstrate a range of equipment solutions which can help.
A. Yes. At Fortuna, many mobility aids and hoists that may help with Parkinson's can be rented if you only need them temporarily or want to try equipment before buying.
A. Yes - safe use is essential, especially with hoists and more advanced mobility aids.
We can demonstrate simpler equipment at the time of purchase, while we also offer training courses to help users and carers feel confident with more complex equipment like hoists and sling.
A. Fortuna provides home assessments, professional installation, and after-care services including LOLER testing and servicing to ensure your equipment is safe and compliant.
A. You can:
🔹 Visit our showroom and training centre to try products and speak with specialists.
🔹 Book a home assessment for tailored recommendations.
🔹 Call or email us for personalised advice.
We stock a wide range of products, with over 1000 lines available in the showroom.
Come and TRY out the products to see what suits your needs.
Our friendly highly-trained staff will help you make a choice which is right for you.
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Crown Road,
Enfield,
London
EN1 1TG
United Kingdom
020 8805 2020
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