Self-care

these include rails, sinks switches and all types of home modifications that improve the mobility and independence of a disabled person in the home.
 * This Kitchen stove top is available from Independent Living Source online, click on the picture to follow the link to find more of their handy self care items.**

Below is some information I found on a quadriplegics page about selecting of equipment and paying for that equipment that could also be valuable information for someone with a different disability.

Information from [|Assistive Technology for Quadriplegics]
 * Personal Self-Care Aids** for bedroom, bathroom, etc. are best explored while in the rehabilitation hospital with the help of therapists who have various devices on hand for testing, training and trial use. ***Basic Personal Self-Care Aids** are usually fundable by insurance, Medicaid, etc. as medical necessities. These aids, for dental hygiene, washing, shaving, etc. may require use by a caregiver or aide, or may be usable by the quad without assistance depending on how much head movement, arm and hand dexterity the quad may retain. **Advanced Personal Self-Care Aids** are more complex and more costly. They should be considered later, after the quad is settled in his permanent residence and determines additional needs or desires. Again, these types of aids (usually for bathroom or kitchen) should be gotten on the advice of an experienced therapist after one or more at-home evaluations.