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In the state of Ohio, patients who reside in skilled nursing facilities (also known as long-term care facilities) and are covered by Ohio Medicaid or a My Care Ohio Medicaid Plan (Molina My Care, Aetna Better Health and Buckeye My Care for our areas) and are in need of custom wheelchair have the benefit available to have the custom wheelchair provided to them by a DME company. 

Whether you’re aging or are coping with an injury or ailment, it always feels best when you’re in your own home. Luckily home medical equipment is available to help you with just about any navigation, safety, or comfort issue that you may encounter. Let’s take a look at how you might put home medical equipment to work in your own house.

As your parents age, they may come to rely on wheelchairs. But rather than being “confined” to a wheelchair, wheelchairs can actually be valuable tools in helping your parents age gracefully. Consider the following benefits that a wheelchair can give to your parents.

Do you have plans for customizing your wheelchair this Halloween? There are tons of creative ways that you can decorate and disguise your wheelchair with a Halloween costume or other decorations. Here are some great ideas to get you started.

Did you know that wheelchairs come in different sizes?  As you start to look at the many wheelchairs available, you’ll find that they have different measurements in terms of their height and their seat dimensions.

Power chairs can come in many different shapes, colors and sizes. Most people enjoy the standard design of the chair and don’t feel the need to add any additional features. For those of you wanting to express yourself and add a touch of your own style, we have a few tips for you.

When you’re shopping for wheelchairs online, you might encounter some confusing vocabulary. To help you make the right decision here’s what those terms mean and why they matter.

Wheelchair technology has advanced dramatically in recent decades, thanks to innovations in seat design, wheel materials, electric controls, and chair accessories. Seniors who rely on wheelchairs can move around more easily and securely than ever before. However, many seniors still find that their chairs are not as comfortable as they would like.

Buying a wheelchair isn’t like buying a car. For one thing, most people don’t give much thought to the differences between wheelchairs until they have to. For another, the choice is even more personal. The wheelchair you choose needs to be a perfect fit for your unique lifestyle and mobility situation.