- Allows students to personally experience age-related physical changes
- Suit-type simulation is worn like overalls and takes about 3 minutes to put on
- Step-limiting belt simulates characteristics of the elderly such as step limiting, knee flexion, and stooping
- Accurately reproduces the movement of an elderly person's knee
- Movable range and bendability of the hips can be freely adjusted
- Neck/elbow/knee control belts restrict motion ranges, allowing students to experience the fear of not being able to promptly cope with danger
- Includes suit, pair of glass goggles, 40 ear plug pieces, 10 pairs of gloves, 4 ankle weights, 4 wrist weights, 100-piece belt cover, cane, and storage bag
The Aged Simulation Suit – Medium (SB52974) is a high-quality training tool designed to simulate the physical challenges and limitations commonly associated with aging. This wearable suit helps users experience firsthand the effects of reduced mobility, flexibility, strength, and sensory perception, making it ideal for healthcare professionals, caregivers, and students in aging and gerontology programs.
The suit includes joint restrictors, limb weights, and vision and hearing impairment simulators to replicate conditions such as arthritis, muscle weakness, restricted range of motion, and sensory loss. By wearing the SB52974, learners can develop greater empathy, adapt their caregiving techniques, and improve patient-centered care for elderly individuals.
Key Features:
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Medium-sized aged simulation suit designed for realism and comfort
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Simulates aging-related impairments such as reduced mobility, vision and hearing loss, and joint stiffness
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Includes weighted components and adjustable restraints for realistic feedback
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Enhances empathy and awareness in healthcare, nursing, and caregiver training
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Durable, reusable, and easy to don for repeated educational use
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Suitable for schools, hospitals, long-term care training, and rehabilitation education
Equip your training program with the Aged Simulation Suit – Medium (SB52974) to foster understanding and enhance the quality of care for aging populations.
