As the Baby Boomer generation continually redefines aging and what senior living entails, many older Americans are choosing to “age in place.” This trend refers to adults choosing to modify their existing homes, so they can stay there as long as they are able to care for themselves. This allows for independence, comfort, and can […]

With the holiday season approaching, not only do you want to plan your menu and set up your festive décor, but you may also need to make your home accessible to loved ones who use mobility devices. When planning for temporary guests, whether they’re staying a day or a month, small changes can make your […]

What to Ask Before Selecting a Wheelchair Ramp for Stairs for Your House More than 3.6 million Americans over the age of 15 use a wheelchair. If you or one of your loved ones are one of these Americans, you know how important a ramp is for getting around and accomplishing everyday tasks. There are tons of […]

Wheelchair Accessibility Nationwide With over 2.2 million Americans wheelchair dependent, there is a huge demand for accessibility in public areas and throughout homes across America. Despite this, there are still many public areas across the U.S. that are not wheelchair-friendly, but your home doesn’t have to be one of these places. Handicap-Accessible Home Makeover While being dependent on […]

Sports fans who use wheelchairs are not at all excluded from cheering on their favorite teams in person. With a little bit of planning, a trip to a stadium can be an enjoyable afternoon (especially if your team wins!). While older stadiums may be a bit clunky in their access for patrons in wheelchairs, newer […]

Once the weather heats up, so do travel plans! Traveling in a wheelchair may provide more challenges, but accessible travel is becoming more customary, and accommodations are more readily available for wheelchair passengers and their caretakers. Here are a few tips to help make for smooth travels: Get help and support in the early planning […]