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Measuring Wheelchairs for Interior Maneuverability, Tie-Downs and Other Securement Devices

September 6, 2018

Measuring Wheelchairs for Interior Maneuverability, Tie-Downs and Other Securement Devices is a Critical First Step When Selecting or Modifying Handicap Vans Not all wheelchair vans and tie-down systems are the same or will work properly for every type of wheelchair. Door height, ramp width, interior maneuverability, wheelchair lifts, seating positions inside the van and tie-down […]

Four Instruments for Wheelchair Users to Try

September 5, 2018

Wheelchair users may feel a sense of dismay when it comes to learning to play an instrument. Drums may not seem quite right because they require quick movement, turning of the body, and use of hands and feet. Huge instruments like the tuba or harp can seem almost impossible. Before you forgo learning a new instrument, […]

5 Accessible Activities in Boston

September 4, 2018

  Boston is the capital of Massachusetts, and home to approximately 8.2 million people. It’s one of the oldest most historical cities in our country, founded in 1630. It was home to many important sites during the Revolutionary War and has created a unique and bright culture today. Below are 5 fun accessible activities to […]

Using Mobile Apps to Find Accessible Overnight Accommodations

August 31, 2018

In recent years, overnight vacation house rental mobile apps have become incredibly popular. It gives travelers the opportunity to stay outside of a hotel and provides the accommodations you would have at home. Two of the largest apps that offer overnight rentals are VRBO and Airbnb, and they both offer wheelchair accessible search options. Airbnb […]

Introducing the Accessible Honda Pilot

August 28, 2018

At MobilityWorks, you will always find the newest innovations in adaptive equipment. We are pleased to announce the arrival of the new Honda Pilot with the VMI Northstar Access 360™ side-entry conversion. The new Honda Pilot is the industry’s largest SUV and offers exceptional wheelchair maneuverability plus room for the whole family. It’s equipped with […]

Tips for Building an Accessible Home

August 23, 2018

Whether you use a wheelchair or care for someone who does, it is important to design a home with accessibility in mind. If you plan on living in your house for years to come, it is also important to keep in mind your future accessibility needs. Below we have important aspects to consider when either […]

Meet 2019 Ms. Wheelchair America – Karen Roy

August 16, 2018

For the next 12 months, Karen Roy from Baton Rouge, Louisiana will hold the title of Ms. Wheelchair America. Karen won the 47th annual competition earlier this month in Grand Rapids, Michigan. From July 30th through August 5th, women from 26 states gathered for this year’s Ms. Wheelchair America pageant. During the crowning ceremony hosted […]

Scooter and Power Wheelchair Lifts for Vans or SUVs Come in Many Different Styles.

August 14, 2018

Scooter and Power Wheelchair Lifts for Vans or SUVs Come in Many Different Styles. Careful Consideration Needs to Be Taken When Selecting a Model for Your Particular Type of Scooter and Vehicle. When it comes to scooter lifts, there’s no one size fits all solution. Your particular scooter or power wheelchair design has as much […]

Checklist for College Students on Move-In Day

August 8, 2018

After deciding on a college to attend, the next challenge for incoming students is moving in your belongings. This process is stressful for everyone involved, and can be even harder to make sure everything is accessible. Here we have five things to do before move-in day to make sure it goes as smoothly as possible.

5 Accessible Activities in Norfolk

August 2, 2018

Norfolk is located by both the Atlantic Ocean and the Chesapeake Bay in the southeast part of Virginia. It was chosen as one of the top 50 Places in the world to travel in 2017. The city is full of a wide range of art, food, and culture that all make for an exciting travel […]

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