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As winter approaches, it's essential to take proactive measures to ensure the safety and accessibility of your home, particularly in icy weather conditions.

International Day of People with Disabilities is a significant occasion that aims to promote the rights and well-being of individuals with disabilities. If you're looking for creative ways to celebrate this important day, here are a few ideas to inspire you.

In this blog post, we'll explore some creative and practical tips to help you create a warm and inviting atmosphere for your family gathering.

Every October, we come together to celebrate National Physical Therapy Month, a time when we recognize and honor the incredible benefits that physical therapy brings to our lives.

When it comes to ensuring the safety of your home and loved ones, taking precautions before a hurricane hits is essential.

Fire Prevention Week is an essential time to raise awareness about fire safety and prevention.

Emergencies can strike unexpectedly, and being prepared is crucial for everyone, including those who rely on wheelchairs and other mobility devices to get around.

As we celebrate World Gratitude Day on September 21st, we are encouraged to pause, reflect, and express appreciation for the blessings in our lives.

With some simple precautions and lifestyle changes, you can greatly reduce your risk of falling.

In this blog, we will explore the significance of keeping your mind active during senior living and provide creative ideas to help you achieve this goal.

Aging in place requires careful planning, and choosing the right location is one of the key factors that can make this possible. Here area few factors to consider when deciding on the location of your forever home.

As we grow older, the concern for our parents' safety becomes increasingly important. We want them to live comfortably and securely, without any worries or troubles. However, many seniors face challenges when it comes to housing.

People often assume that creating a custom accessibility ramp system means high costs and long lead times, making it an unviable option. However, that's not necessarily the case.

Life has a funny way of throwing curveballs at us when we least expect it. One moment we're cruising through our days, enjoying the comforts of our routines and surroundings, and the next, we're faced with a sudden challenge that makes us reevaluate everything we thought we knew.

What if we told you that using a ramp can actually make your life easier and more efficient? In this article, we'll explore the benefits of owning a ramp and why it's okay to need one.

If you think your home is just a single-level space, think again. Even if your floors are even, your home is full of lips, bumps, and obstacles that can trip you up at any moment.

Are you or a loved one struggling with accessibility in your home? Whether you have concerns for your own mobility needs or the needs of someone else, a ramp can be a great solution for navigating stairs or other obstacles.

Many residences will be suitable for individuals who wish to age in place; however, some simple modifications may be necessary to improve safety and accessibility in and around the home.

If the goal is to remain in the home, a few modifications, especially in the most frequented rooms or areas, can help ensure it is easy to navigate and safe to use regardless of disability or physical limitation.

Modular entry mats offer various benefits to both businesses and homeowners. They are highly durable, cost-effective, and require minimal maintenance.

ADA stairs are those used for the public, while OSHA stairs are those that are used for the workplace. While they might be similar, there are some key differences in their design that are important to know so your business is compliant with these organizations.

Toilet incline lifts were developed for residential bathrooms to support those moving to or from a sitting position who may otherwise struggle due to age, a disability, or an injury resulting in reduced mobility.

Adding a ramp to your home or property is an effective way to accommodate family members or visitors. Ramps are excellent tools for helping someone to access the home with a wheelchair, walker, scooter, or other type of mobility device.

When someone has a disability, it can completely change the way they have to go about doing things on a daily basis.

For those with mobility issues, a ramp can be a godsend. It can allow them to maintain their independence and continue to live in their own homes.

A solid surface portable ramp is a great ramp option typically made of a solid, sturdy material such as aluminum, and that does not fold in half like many other types of portable wheelchair ramps.

If you’ve ever wondered why a modular ramp system would be advantageous to install for those with limited mobility, we have the answers.

The TRANSITIONS® Modular Entry Ramp is a relatively small ramp that can make home entrances more accessible. Most entryways have a step or threshold that someone would need to step over to enter a home or building.

If your front door, back door, garage man door, etc. has a raised threshold, you’ve come to the right place!

Whether it’s at your front door, inside of your garage, or on your back deck, chances are every part of your home is not on the same level.

An injury, a chronic disease like multiple sclerosis or Parkinson's, an amputation, or old age can contribute to a variety of mobility issues, which can make navigating stairs, getting up from a seated position, or walking for extended periods of time, a serious challenge at times.

Every day, seniors are injured when trying to use the restroom. This should not be the case. What about those who have difficulty getting up off of the toilet by themselves due to health conditions other than age?

A patient lift is a tool that aids caregivers working in private homes, nursing homes, and hospitals move residents or patients with limited mobility to stand, sit, or move between chairs, beds, and rooms.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 61 million American adults live with a disability.

Residential ramps can create a safe path for wheelchair and mobility scooter users so that they can access their homes with ease.

There are a few options for making your current house more accessible. Making your home more accessible makes it feasible for someone to live comfortably, and installing a wheelchair ramp outside to offer better access into your house should be one of the first changes you make.