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ALS EQUIPMENT GUIDE

Dressing Aids and Clothing


The dressing aids on this page are not usually covered by health insurance. You may be able to borrow some devices at no cost from equipment loan closets.





Button Hook / Zipper Pull

Assists with buttoning and zippering if you have limited hand dexterity
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Reacher
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Can help you pull up pants without having to bend over at the waist
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Buy on Amazon



Dressing Stick
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Can help you get dressed with less bending, twisting, and reaching
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Buy on Amazon


Sock Aid
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Can help you put on socks or stockings without bending over
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Buy on Amazon





Long-Handled Shoe Horn

Helps you slip on shoes without bending at the waist or retying laces
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Buy on Amazon


Magnetic Shoe Laces

Helps you tighten and loosen shoes without tying and untying laces
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Buy on Amazon



Elastic No-Tie Shoelaces

Transforms tie shoes into slip-ons so you don't have to deal with laces
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Buy on Amazon


Athletic No-Tie Shoelaces

Elastic shoe laces with a one-time setup fastening system
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Buy on Amazon


Equipment Loan Closets

You can save money by borrowing equipment from ALS loan closets. Many organizations and clinics loan devices at no cost. Learn more


Insurance Coverage

The devices on this page are not usually covered by Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurance. Learn more
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Billy Shoes
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Adaptive shoes with extra-wide options that can accommodate AFOs
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Buy on Amazon


Zeba Hands-Free Sneakers

Collapsable backs help slip shoes on and off without bending or tying
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Buy on Amazon



Friendly Zipper Shoes

Unique zipper system lets you zip your shoes instead of tying laces
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Buy on Friendly


Kizik Slip-On Sneakers

Sneakers designed to slip on and off after one initial adjustment
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Buy on Amazon





Silverts Adaptive Clothing​​

Adaptive pants, tops, nightgowns, footwear, etc. for men and women
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Buy on Amazon


Tommy Hilfiger Adaptive Line

Men's and women's clothing with easier-to-use magnetic fasteners
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MagnaReady Clothes

Clothing with easier-to-use magnetic fasteners instead of buttons
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Buy on MagnaReady


Tear Away Shorts for Men

Side snap design can make it easier to take shorts on and off
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Buy on Amazon

​Have we missed anything? If so, please 
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With input from ALS professionals and families, we have selected but not independently tested the medical equipment and assistive devices listed here. To ensure your safety and proper use, always consult with your team of medical professionals before using these devices.


ALS EQUIPMENT GUIDE



​Mobility Equipment
​Transfer Devices
Ramps and Lifts
Toileting Devices
​Bathing Devices
Braces and Splints
Grooming Devices
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Eating Devices
Drinking Accessories
Sleeping and Beds
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