Advanced Elderly Mobility Simulation Suit – JY/H230

The JY/H230 Elderly Mobility Simulation Suit is a professional training tool designed to help users better understand the challenges faced by elderly individuals in their daily lives. By simulating physical limitations, sensory changes, and mobility restrictions caused by aging, this wearable suit promotes empathy, enhances healthcare training, and improves elderly care practices.

Key Features & Functions

• Realistic Aging Experience:
  Designed based on the proportions of a healthy adult, the suit enables users to experience the natural decline of physical abilities associated with aging.

• Muscle Weakness & Mobility Challenges:
  Weighted wrist and ankle attachments simulate reduced muscle strength and slower mobility. Adjustable straps create realistic conditions such as a stooped posture, weakened muscles, and restricted joint flexibility.

• Vision Impairment Simulation:
  Specially designed glasses mimic presbyopia, cataracts, reduced color perception, and narrowed visual fields, allowing users to understand age-related vision decline.

• Hearing Loss Experience:
  Earplugs and earmuffs replicate the effects of age-related hearing loss, creating a more immersive sensory training experience.

• Durable & Easy to Maintain:
  The suit is lightweight, washable, and made of durable materials, ensuring long-term use in healthcare training environments.

Applications

The JY/H230 Elderly Simulation Suit is widely used in:

• Medical and Nursing Schools – to train students in geriatric care and empathy.

• Hospitals & Elderly Care Centers – to help caregivers understand the daily struggles of older adults.

• Community Health Programs – to raise awareness about aging and promote respect for senior citizens.

• Corporate Training & Research – for developing age-friendly products and services.

Benefits

• Enhances empathy and understanding toward elderly patients.

• Provides hands-on experience for medical and nursing education.

• Supports training in geriatric care, rehabilitation, and patient-centered communication.

• Promotes better elderly care practices in healthcare and community settings.