Take Your Wheelchair Accessible Van on These Accessible Valentine’s Day Dates
Drivers With Disabilities, Handicap Accessible Vehicles, Living With a DisabilityFor some, Valentine’s Day is a special day spent with a significant other, but loved family members and friends also make for a great reason to spend time with people you care about. With a mobility vehicle, there are endless possibilities…
2014 (Adaptive) Holiday Gift Guide
Drivers With Disabilities, Living With a DisabilityIt’s that time of year again. Get a jumpstart on your holiday shopping with our quick guide to great gifts. These presents are not only thoughtful and sought-after, they’re also incredibly practical, ensuring your loved ones with disabilities…
Four Ways to Instantly Improve Your Mood
Drivers With Disabilities, Handicap Accessible Vehicles, Living With a DisabilityWe all have days when every traffic light is seemingly plotting against us, tasks are difficult and time is simply not on our side. On days like those, even the smallest things can seem like giant obstacles in getting through our day. The next…
Assistive Technologies to Make Your Life Easier
Living With a Disability, Wheelchair AccessibleTechnology plays a huge role in most of our lives. From our smartphones to our laptops and even our vehicles, advances in available devices have made incredible things possible for those with disabilities or limited mobility. These are just…
4 Free Apps That Will Bring Caregivers Joy
Caregivers, Living With a Disability
A Helping Hand: Useful Apps for Caregivers
Caring for a loved one with a disability on your own (or even with the support of the rest of the family) can be a demanding job. It’s safe to say that most of us would welcome extra help.…
New York Updates the Handicap Symbol
Handicap Accessible Vehicles, Living With a DisabilityYou see them in parking lots, bathrooms, license plates and public transportation. It’s easily recognizable, yet most don’t think about them too much. It’s the handicap symbol, and in New York it’s getting a fresh look after 45 years.
What…
Tips for a Safe, Fun and Mobile Accessible Halloween
Living With a Disability, Safety TipsThe promise of handfuls of candy and elaborate decorations makes Halloween a pretty important date in any child’s calendar. This year, make your holiday memories even more special by following these tips!
Wheelchair Accessible Halloween
Plan…
Abilities Expo 2014
Drivers With Disabilities, Living With a DisabilityDon’t Miss the Last Legs of the Abilities Expo 2014
Offering free workshops and an exhibit hall filled with the latest in mobility and adaptive technologies, the Abilities Expo has been providing information and assistance to persons with…
Portable Ramps
Living With a Disability, Mobility EquipmentPortable Ramps Offer Accessible Solutions
Portable wheelchair ramps are a durable yet relatively inexpensive alternative to permanent ramps or lifts. Ideal for use in situations where permanent fixtures are not convenient or available, most…
Getting Ready – Gearing Up for Back to school
Living With a DisabilityGearing Up for Back-to-School Season
Shopping for school supplies and new clothes isn’t the only thing you’ll need to get done this August to make sure your child (and you!) are ready for the new school year. From ensuring that your kid’s…