Wheelchair Tennis: How it Started and Why You Should Play
Brad Parks, the founding father of wheelchair tennis, started the official Paralympic sport in 1976 when he first hit a tennis ball. Upon this, he realized […]
Taking Care of Your Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle
With any vehicle, it is important to keep up with regular maintenance to ensure safety and prevent future breakdowns that protect you and your wallet. In […]
Ms. Wheelchair America Driving Change in Disability Community
Through glamour, service, confidence and advocacy, Ms. Wheelchair America allows female wheelchair users to compete in a national competition that recognizes their beauty, both inside and […]
Best West Coast Cities to Visit in a Wheelchair Accessible Van
If you want to make 2015 a year of adventure and new travel destinations, it’s time to plan a trip along the West Coast of […]
Top Choice Careers for People with Physical Disabilities
In today’s highly-competitive workforce, finding a quality job can be a challenge. For individuals with disabilities, the competition is even more extreme, but there are some […]
National Mobility Conference Salutes Its Best
NMEDA Inducts Bruce Ahnafield, David Kope, Dave Potter, and George Hendrickson into the Hall of Fame The National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association announced the 2015 Hall […]
The Lowdown on Low-Speed Vehicles
With the plethora of vehicles in today’s market, it can often be overwhelming to make a decision. However, depending on where you live, there’s a less […]
Be Brrrave: Take the 2015 Polar Plunge
This February, although winter’s still in full swing, things are sure to get a lot chillier. Every year, Special Olympics programs all over the U.S. shed […]
Take Your Wheelchair Accessible Van on These Accessible Valentine’s Day Dates
For 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 […]
What Does Your Vehicle Color Say About You?
From the clothes we wear to the items we keep on our desks or bedside tables, our personalities are often reflected in the things we […]
Don’t Get Left Out in the Cold: Winter Weather Advisory for People with Disabilities
Craig Kelley, left, pushes his uncle, James Poole, in his wheelchair during a snowstorm in Kansas City, Mo. on Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2014. A winter storm […]
Ramping up Wheelchair Access across Canada
Universal accessibility and ensuring persons with disabilities are able to freely and comfortably navigate throughout a space is a major objective for the future of Canadian […]