28th January, 2011 - Posted by health news - No Comments
Kids who may have to spend their day-to-day lives in wheelchairs are no different than kids everywhere. They have dreams and aspirations, they hope to be accepted by their peers, and they want areas where they can play and become active just like everybody else. A great way they can do this is by getting to play inside a wheelchair accessible playground. The issue is that such facilities are few and far between, because when nearly all organizations create playgrounds, they don’t really even think about kids who may have accessibility concerns. Continue reading Read More
25th January, 2011 - Posted by health news - No Comments
Have you ever tried to sit down at a sink while washing your hands or observed a little kid struggle to reach faucets that are just outside of their grasp? It’s a frustrating feeling for anyone, and can be a lot more so for those who are confined to wheelchairs. Not only can’t they get to the soap dispensers and handles to operate the water, but a lot of times there isn’t sufficient space around a sink to allow them to manuever their wheelchairs into. Wheelchair accessible sinks offer these people the ability to manage their own needs, more independence, as well as better self esteem. Continue reading Read More
23rd December, 2010 - Posted by health news - No Comments
Most people have been in public restrooms where we’ve seen oversized stalls designed for individuals in wheelchairs. In the United States, new construction must have amenities that can be accessed by the handicapped. As a result specific extra standards have to be used in order to give the safest setting for someone who is disabled. Moreover, a wheelchair accessible toilet stall should be of a size that makes it possible for someone using a wheelchair and perhaps a caregiver to easily use the facilities. Clearly, this is only fair practice. Continue reading Read More
29th May, 2010 - Posted by health news - No Comments
Pride Mobility Scooter have become more popular these days, and it is very obvious why. These dependable and affordable vehicles allow consumers to stay involved and independent even though a medical issue hampers their range of movement. Because mobility scooters are such vital and personal vehicles, every potential user really ought to invest a few hours considering their requirements and available models. Continue reading Read More
23rd April, 2010 - Posted by health news - No Comments
Not long ago, being reliant on a Motorized Wheel Chair gave a person two options; maintain sufficient upper body strength to propel yourself, or have an assistant to move you around constantly. Needless to say, not every wheelchair owner can rely on a robust and capable upper body. Very few of us have the money to employ a professional attendant, and it is even more unlikely to have a family member or friend with the time and dedication needed to be an assistant. The good news is, today we can acquire motorized wheelchairs that permit us to enjoy our independence without curtailing another person. Continue reading Read More