Warmer weather, blooming flowers, and a sense of renewal – what’s not to love about spring? For those with mobility challenges, this season offers a unique opportunity to do a bit of “spring cleaning” on your current mobility lifestyle. Now is the time to transform your home with accessibility upgrades and encourage adventure by investing in new medical equipment.
You’ll be ready for all of the outdoor, active activities that warmer weather is made for! With the right mobility equipment, there’s no need to worry about saying “no” to any social event, travel, or excursion with family and friends.
Read more to learn about our top recommendations to transform your daily mobility this season.
Want the benefits of a permanent accessibility ramp, without the commitment or cost?
Modular ramps are ramps that are composed of individual sections that can be connected in order to create a custom pathway. With modular ramps, you’re guaranteed to have a ramp that perfectly fits your home, business, or facility!
Looking for a wheelchair for yourself or a loved one? Choosing between a powered or manual wheelchair is one of the most important decisions you can make.
Here, we’ll guide you through the pros and cons of each type to help you make an informed choice.
Understanding the Basics: Manual vs Electric
When looking for a wheelchair, you’ll find two primary categories: manual wheelchairs and electric wheelchairs.
There’s nothing more tiring than a long travel day, and it can be even worse for individuals who require extra support. How do you stay safe and comfortable while on your feet all day, without your home hospital bed, or navigating uneven paths?
In this guide, we’ll cover the top travel products and mobility aids to consider for yourself or a loved one. These items can be folded, disassembled, and brought with you to any destination.
Are you looking for a new wheelchair ramp to install in your home? While wheelchair ramps can transform everyday accessibility and independence for users, purchasing a ramp can be a financial challenge for many.
In this blog, we’ll answer a common question about wheelchair ramp installation– “Will my medical insurance cover this?”.
Unfortunately, there’s no straightforward answer. While insurance coverage for wheelchair ramps is minimal, plenty of insurance waivers, federal programs, and community resources exist to help reduce the cost of installing a wheelchair ramp in your home.
Read on to learn more about if your specific medical insurance may cover a ramp, as well as additional financial aid options available to you.
Navigating the world of wheelchair ramps can feel daunting at first– what size do you need your ramp to be? What material? How do you know if your ramp meets ADA guidelines?
If you’re unsure of where to start, we highly recommend considering modular wheelchair ramps. These ramps can be highly flexible to your individual, changing needs and offer a balance of cost, durability, and ease of use. They are a great option for both business and residential use.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know about how to buy a modular wheelchair ramp.
Do you rent an apartment, condo, or home and are in need of a wheelchair ramp? Wheelchair ramps can dramatically increase everyday accessibility for mobility device users.
If you would like to install a wheelchair ramp as a renter, you may have a handful of questions, such as:
How do I ask my landlord to approve a wheelchair ramp installation?
Who pays for a new wheelchair ramp?
What wheelchair ramps are best for renters?
This guide will tell you everything you need to know about adding a wheelchair ramp to your rented home, so that you can create more accessible, safe pathways for you or loved ones.
As we grow older or experience illness, accessibility can play a critical role in visiting new destinations.
If you regularly use a manual or powered wheelchair, power scooter, or rollator, you're all too familiar with the importance of accessibility. There's nothing worse than being excited to visit a bucket list destination or new restaurant, only to find uneven ground that makes it inaccessible to wheelchair users.
Don't let accessibility limitations negatively affect your travel experience. For those unexpected travel situations, you need portable ramps. In this guide, we'll go over how these access ramps can transform your independence while on-the-go.
For customers, loved ones, or anyone with a mobility device, a wheelchair ramp can make a world of difference in everyday life. These ramps let users safely and independently access buildings and places that would otherwise not be possible for them.
If you’re a business owner, installing a wheelchair ramp at your business may be mandatory in order to comply with ADA requirements. But these ramps aren’t just for businesses– consider installing a ramp at your home for greater day-to-day accessibility.
In this blog post, we’ll cover the differences between a temporary vs permanent wheelchair ramp so that you can make the best purchase decision for your unique needs.
Business owners and ADA requirements- a guide to navigating ADA compliance.
If you’re a business owner with a physical storefront or office space, it’s important that you understand and comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This civil rights law, which was launched in 1990, is a cornerstone of accessibility requirements for individuals with disabilities. Under Title III of the ADA, all businesses that are classified as “public accommodations”— a term that refers to businesses that are open to and serve the public— must comply with the ADA.
For business owners with physical spaces, ADA compliance includes ensuring that visitors with a mobility device or mobility limitations can safely navigate your building. In practice, this can mean things like offering accessible parking spaces, installing wheelchair ramps to create
