A device for assisting a person in getting a sock onto their foot features a handle connected to two blades. The handle has a middle and two ends, the middle being configured to be held by a person's hand who is getting a sock on their foot. The blades have substantially similar shapes and dimensions. Each blade has a side member and a blade member. Each side member has a top portion connected to a respective end of the handle and also having a front side member surface. Each blade member having a blade profile with a blade slot surface, a top curved/radii profile, a front blade surface and a bottom blade surface. Each front side member surface and each blade slot surface is dimensioned and angled to form a respective blade slot between each side member and each blade member configured to receive a top portion of the sock. Each top curved/radii profile is configured to allow the top portion of the sock to slide onto each blade member and into each blade slot so that each blade engages and holds the top portion of the sock when the person pulls the sock onto their foot and also releases the top portion of the sock once the person gets the sock on their foot and rotates the device upwardly away from the sock.

An apparatus for use to apply a liner to an appendage of a user includes a base member and a plurality of arms mounted to the base member. Each arm can include a rotating member, such as a roller ball, coupled to a top end of the arm. The plurality of arms can extend from the base member in a generally upright position and can support the liner thereon in an inside out position so that the application of downward pressure by the appendage of the user within the plurality of arms permits the arms to flex outward, thereby allowing the plurality of arms and roller balls to slide the liner around the appendage of the user. The height of the apparatus can be adjustable by forming each arm in two or more pieces having a height-adjustable engagement between the pieces. Such a configuration further allows for compact disassembly.

An apparatus for donning a compression garment includes a base having a platform extending along a longitudinal axis. A bladder has a wall defining an inner surface and an outer surface. The inner surface defines an interior volume. The wall is folded upon itself along a rolled end so that a first portion of the wall is surrounded by a second portion of the wall. An inlet port is in fluid communication with the interior volume of the bladder. The outer surface of the first portion of the wall defines a receiving space positioned within and surrounded by the outer surface of the first portion. At least a portion of the bladder is movable relative to the platform to permit the rolled end to change position along the wall of the bladder.

The invention relates to a sock donning aid as a compensatory aid for individuals with limited mobility to facilitate putting on socks or stockings, particularly compression. It consists of a U-shaped profile body connected to a support pad via a base, where the body of the sock donning aid is surrounded by at least one closed or open profile defining the width of the sock donning aid body whereas this profile is equipped with symmetrically designed stops in which the longitudinal edges of the sock donning aid body are seated.