At what stage of ALS would a patient begin to use adaptive equipment to facilitate activities of daily living (ADLs)?

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There is moderate selective weakness characterized in stage II. The patient will have slight decreased independence in ADLs such as difficulty climbing stairs, raising arms, and buttoning clothing. ALS is generally graded from stage I to stage VI, with stage VI being bedridden and completely dependent in all ADLs.

At What Stage of ALS Would a Patient Begin to Use