Description
The Perfect Size: With a non-slip rubber back and smooth vinyl surface, this large size 9.5" x 8" letter and word mat is the perfect assistance device for those who struggle to communicate needs or assess pain and discomfort. Because of the sturdy, but soft and flexible rubber back, the communication board stays in place to avoid movement or falling on the floor when used. This 5 pack will allow for use in multiple places and patients. Available in traditional ABC or keyboard QUERTY formats..Won't Slip off Lap or Table - The boards are thick enough to lay on your lap and you can easily slide your fingers to choose letters and words without slipping and falling on the floor. The rubber back keeps it in place on a bedside table or tray so it cannot slip off during use. The compact profile allows you to tuck it into the side of a wheelchair, or in a backpack for on-the-go use without creasing so you can be aware of the patient’s needs anywhere you are..Easy to Use: This communication tool features large letters combined with a solid, smooth vinyl surface so fingers to slide to make words quickly without frustration. Because of the sturdy, yet flexible rubber back, the board will stay in place to avoid sliding or dropping when used. This letter board can sit on the lap without sliding off or tucked in the side. No extra accessories to keep track of. The calm color scheme easily distinguishes between words, letters, and symbols..Communication is so important! How frustrating to not be understood. This simple tool makes conversations possible! It helps both patient and caregiver understand one another. Suitable for limited verbal or nonverbal patients with hearing issues or deafness, aphasia, tracheotomy, jaw or mouth surgery, Parkinson’s, dementia, Alzheimer’s, or ALS. Health care communication cards for speech therapy for stroke recovery, home care, nursing home, rehab center, ICU, or hospice facility..Made for Adults - This board was developed out of a need for a loved one with a debilitating and degenerative disease. When words became frustrating, the communication aids that were given by healthcare staff were inadequate, childlike, and always fell off the table! This communication board was developed out of frustration and made effective, stress-free communication possible when needs and emotions could no longer be said.
