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Answers About Mobility And Accessibility Equipment
Plain writing about how this equipment works, what it costs, what it does not do, and how to choose between the options. Written for anybody researching it, whether you buy from us or not.
Choosing Equipment
What Diagnosis Qualifies Somebody for Mobility Equipment?
The question people ask, and the reason it is the wrong one. What programs actually assess, and how to describe a situation…
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Aging in Place
Bariatric and Heavy-Duty Stairlifts
Most stairlifts stop at 300 or 400 lb. What exists above that, what changes in the machine, and the questions nobody asks…
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Aging in Place
Doorways, Hallways and Turning Space: The Measurements That Decide Everything
Four numbers, a tape measure and twenty minutes will tell you which rooms work and which need changing.
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Choosing Equipment
Stairlift Models Compared: Capacity, Rail, Width and Lead Time
The figures that actually separate one model from another, taken from the manufacturers rather than from a sales sheet, with the ones…
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Children of Aging Parents
What to Ask Before You Buy Any Mobility Equipment
Eleven questions that separate a company worth buying from and one that is not. Print them and take them to every quote.
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Choosing Equipment
Making a Home Wheelchair Accessible: The Complete Guide
Getting in, moving through, and using the rooms. What each stage costs in effort, and the order that avoids wasted work.
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Choosing Equipment
Buying a Stairlift Online, or Fitting It Yourself
Both look like a saving and both usually are not. The specific reasons, without the scare tactics.
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Children of Aging Parents
Who Actually Assesses This: CAPS, ATPs, OTs and Driver Specialists
Four different credentials, four different jobs. Knowing which one you need saves a wasted appointment.
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Aging in Place
Accessible, Usable, Universal: Three Words That Are Not Synonyms
A building can be fully compliant and still unpleasant to use. The distinction matters when you are spending money.
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