If you are newly disabled following an injury or adjusting to age-related changes in your mobility, you may find that your existing clothing provides challenges while getting dressed. Luckily, there are a lot of options on the market to meet the needs of all styles and abilities. Self-Dress Adaptive Clothing For those who are dealing with […]

You’ve decided you are ready for a ramp for your mobility needs but are unsure which product is right for you? We’re here to make the decision easy! I am looking to get over small steps and door thresholds in my house, below 6.” National Ramp offers three threshold ramps for you to choose from. […]

National Ramp knows that your life in a wheelchair extends beyond your wheelchair ramp. If you’re newly disabled or finding it hard to connect locally with people who can relate to your experience, you may want to turn to social media. Social Media allows us to form online communities with people across the world. Finding […]

The CDC and many communities are asking people to practice social distancing to help slow the rapid spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus). While there’s no need to panic, you should still prepare for what you’ll need and how you’ll keep your days filled while at home. Prepare Check that you have enough medication to make it […]

You may have heard about adaptive sports, or wondered how you can exercise from your wheelchair. Adaptive sports are a great way to pick up an old favorite or find a new favorite activity.  What are adaptive sports? Adaptive sports are ways for people with disabilities to remain active despite physical or mental limitations. If […]

At this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, where tech giants and startups alike demonstrated their products, several of the tech items displayed foster aging in place and support independent living. Tech companies are aware that the growing aging population in a digital world offers many opportunities for seniors wishing to age in […]

The first Sunday in August is the start of International Assistance Dog Week, a celebration of the “devoted, hardworking assistance dogs helping individuals mitigate their disability-related limitations.” Visit the IADW website for more on International Assistance Dog Week and the organizations supporting this event. Here are some things to know about service dogs: 1. What […]

A party host takes pride in making sure all their guests feel welcomed and free to enjoy the wonderful food and events planned. Here are some suggestions to be inclusive and hospitable to your disabled and/or veteran guests during summer celebrations. 1. Know your guests’ needs so you can prepare As different people have different […]

The Funding Guide for Children With Disabilities, by Tamara Simmons (Triumph Press, 2015), offers a how-to guide for receiving funding for assistive technology based on Tamara’s years of experience doing so. While the book was written directed at parents of children with disabilities, many of the takeaways are useful for any disabled person in need […]

Gardening can be an enjoyable hobby and a great way to add fresh produce into your diet and fresh air to your day. Gardening can still be an accessible activity for wheelchair users, with the right modifications. Design Your Garden To Meet Your NeedsKnowing how far you can reach, bend over, twist, and how much […]