Bariatric Gallery





Adisa • Ambulatory, but may use a cane for support • Independent, can clean and dress herself • Can tire quickly • Stimulation of abilities is very important	Bob • Uses walking frame or similar • Can support himself to some degree • Dependent on caregivers who are present in demanding situations • Physically demanding for caregivers • Stimulation of remaining abilities (e.g. ambulation) is very important	Calvin • Sits in wheelchair • Is able to partially bear weight on at least one leg • Has some trunk stability • Dependent on caregivers in most situations • Very physically demanding for caregivers • Stimulation of remaining abilities is very important



Diana • Sits in wheelchair • No capacity to support herself at all • Cannot stand unsupported and is not able to bear weight, not even partially • Dependent on caregivers in most situations • Physically extremely demanding for caregivers • Stimulation of remaining abilities is very important	Ella • Passive resident • Might be almost completely bedridden • Often stiff, contracted joints • Totally dependent • Physically extremely demanding for caregivers • Stimulation and activation is not a primary goal