When a person has only physical disabilities, what type of support are they most likely to need?

Individuals with solely physical disabilities typically face challenges related to mobility, personal care, and daily living activities. Therefore, the most crucial type of support they require is physical assistance. This support may include help with tasks such as transferring from one position to another, helping with bathing and dressing, or navigating their environment safely.

While emotional, social, and financial supports can be important in the overall well-being of a person, the primary need for someone with only physical disabilities focuses on the practical aspects of their daily lives. Ensuring they can participate in activities and maintain independence through physical assistance directly addresses their unique challenges.