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  1. Vertical Platform Lift Versus Modular Ramp

    Vertical Platform Lift Versus Modular Ramp

    When you need to provide wheelchair accessibility, whether it’s inside or outside of a building, you’ll have two main options to choose from:

    Vertical platform lifts and modular ramps. Each option has its own set of advantages, and ultimately deciding which option is right for your needs will depend on your individual situation. Let’s take a look at the differences between vertical platform lifts and modular ramps to help you decide which is right for you.

     

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  2. 6 Factors to Consider When Buying a Mobility Scooter

    6 Factors to Consider When Buying a Mobility Scooter

    Are you ready to buy your first mobility scooter, or are you thinking about upgrading your scooter? A scooter can be a great way to safely increase your ability to travel independently, but it’s important that the scooter that you buy is a good fit for your needs. Be sure to consider these six factors when shopping for your new scooter.

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  3. Must-Have Scooter Accessories

    Must-Have Scooter Accessories

    Many scooters come equipped with a basic carry basket, which is definitely convenient when you’re running errands or out on the go. But a few simple scooter accessories can increase the convenience, safety, and comfort of your scooter.

    Here are our top picks for must-have scooter accessories.

     

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  4. Signs You Might Need a Vehicle Lift

    Signs You Might Need a Vehicle Lift

    Vehicle lifts are convenient pieces of equipment that can easily transfer your scooter or power wheelchair inside of or onto the back of your vehicle. But do you really need a lift? If you’re toying with the idea of investing in a vehicle lift, consider these points which can help you to decide if you really need one.

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  5. Top Handicap Friendly Amusement Parks in USA

    Top Handicap Friendly Amusement Parks in USA

    A visit to an amusement park is a time-honored summer tradition, but accessibility limitations can make amusement park trips difficult. Luckily, there are some amusement parks that have gone above and beyond to keep their grounds handicap friendly. Here are our top five picks for the best handicap friendly amusement parks in the USA.

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  6. Scooter vs. Power Wheelchair: Which One Is Right For You?

    Scooter vs. Power Wheelchair: Which One Is Right For You?

    Mobility vehicles tend to fall into two major categories: Scooters and power wheelchairs. But which option is right for you? Let’s take a look at some of the features of scooters and power wheelchairs, and when each might be the best option.

     

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  7. Can You Take Your Mobility Scooter On a Plane?

    Can You Take Your Mobility Scooter On a Plane?

    If you’re planning a trip or a vacation, your mobility scooter is an essential piece of equipment that you’ll need. But if you’re flying, what should you do with your scooter? Here are the details about taking your scooter on a plane.

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  8. Ramp or Vertical Lift, What Do You Need?

    Ramp or Vertical Lift, What Do You Need?

    When you need to make your home wheelchair accessible, you’ll have two main options: ramps or vertical lifts. Unsure of which is right for you? Let’s take a look at them both and why you might choose one option over the other.

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  9. How to Make Your Pool ADA Compliant

    How to Make Your Pool ADA Compliant

    The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was established to ensure that disabled Americans could access public places, like hotels and schools, without difficulty. The ADA released 2010 accessibility requirements for public swimming pools, wading pools, and spas to make more public facilities handicap accessible. If you have a public pool, you will need to make the pool ADA compliant, to the point where accessibility is “readily achievable,” meaning the change can be accomplished without much difficulty or expense. Luckily, there is a fairly easy way to make many pools handicapped accessible.

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  10. Does Medicare Cover Mobility Equipment?

    Does Medicare Cover Mobility Equipment?

    For many seniors, the most difficult part of a serious injury or illness isn’t treatment or recovery. Rather, it’s adjusting to a new way of life with limited mobility. There are a wide range of conditions that can cause mobility limitations, from strokes to arthritis to joint challenges and more.

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