Class A vs Class B Dining Chairs: What’s the Difference for Senior Living?
Class A and Class B dining chairs may look similar, but they serve different resident needs. Understanding the difference helps care teams match seating to a resident’s mobility, balance, and level of assistance.
The Trip Zone Explained: What Happens When a Resident Needs Help Getting Seated
The “Trip Zone” is the confined space created when a resident needs assistance getting into a standard dining chair. Learn how chair position, lateral movement and backward stepping can create unnecessary risk for residents and caregivers.