If you are handicapped safer mobility in the bedroom is a wise goal. I'd like to share a few tips I have used, that will help you achieve that goal.
Statistics show that most falls occur during the night usually due to lack of visibility. Other reasons are clutter on the floor and rugs to trip over.
There are solutions that will greatly help to limit the possibility of these falls happening.
One of my favorite and most used items I have found, is motion lights that fit under my bed and are very reliable.
I have great difficulty turning a lamp on with arthritic hands. Even searching in the dark for a touch lamp was difficult. I don't have to anything but start to get out of bed and the sensor lights come on.
The motion sensor on and off lights, solved that problem completely.
When I get up, the lights will come on instantly as soon as my legs hang down from the bed. The light then stays on long enough, (which there is an adjustment option for time) length, for me to get to the light switch in the bathroom and turn on the lights.
Then when returning to the bedroom, I have time to turn off the bathroom light and then as I step into the bedroom the bed lights come on again.
I liked them so much, I bought my mom a set as well. My entry way is also dark, so I have wall motion detector lights there as well.
Prevent and Avoid Falls
Preventing and avoiding falls is one of the most important things you need to do, when you are handicapped and want safer mobility in the bedroom
These lights are very inexpensive, and very easy to install, you just need an outlet.
Currently I've had mine for 3 years, and they still work. I've also had no problems with them whatsoever.
Not having to grope around in the dark because I have these lights, has been a big preventative for falls at night.
I purchased these under bed motion detector lights from Amazon. CLICK HERE to purchase your set of lights and make your bedroom safer.