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kaymcdaniel LTD
9751 64 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T6E 0J4, Canada
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Managing Director: Evan Taylor
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Furniture dimensions, colours and material appearance may vary slightly by configuration and screen settings. Comfort and suitability depend on individual requirements, room dimensions and chosen options. Product availability and delivery timing are confirmed after an order is placed. Mobility-support furniture is not a substitute for professional medical advice.

References

Public Health Agency of Canada — The Safe Living Guide—A Guide to Home Safety for Seniors (2021).
The guide reports that 20–30% of community-dwelling Canadian seniors experience at least one fall each year and highlights home adaptation, safer layouts and assistive aids as practical ways to support everyday safety and independence.
Federal/Provincial/Territorial Ministers Responsible for Seniors — Thinking about aging in place (2025).
Canadian guidance defines aging in place around living safely and independently at home for as long as possible, including assessing whether the home still meets changing mobility needs and considering accessibility modifications.
Canadian Institute for Health Information — Exercise caution: Canadians frequently injured in falls (2018).
CIHI data found that about 71% of hospital stays resulting from falls occurred among Canadians aged 65 and older, reinforcing the importance of safer day-to-day environments and mobility support.
Holden, J.M. — Chairs for the elderly—design considerations, Applied Ergonomics (1988), University of Toronto.
This Canadian ergonomics work discusses chair features intended to improve comfort, safety and ease of use for older adults, providing background for the site's emphasis on supportive backs, usable armrests and easier transfers.

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