Whether you’re looking for disabled community resources or what’s new with VMI and our mobility products, it’s all here in our blog. Find tips and information for those with disabilities, plus stories about our customers, their families, friends and caregivers.
This year’s Olympic Games have come and gone, but the competition and excitement isn’t over yet. The 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio begin Sept. 7, and despite the strong critiques of Rio’s unprepa...
PHOENIX, Aug. 29, 2016 -- The Vantage Mobility International (VMI) Pacifica wheelchair conversion was unveiled this week to the Dealer Council Executive Committee in Chicago, IL. Among the exclusive g...
Many parents are busy checking off items from the school supplies list, but parents of children with disabilities may be concerned about something else. The decision to mainstream students with spe...
It’s probably safe to say most people in the “disability world,” genuinely want to help others. It makes us feel good and it makes others feel good, so it’s pretty much a win-win. And when ...
Laura and John Rose given keys to New Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle On Thursday, July 28, 2016 John Rose, retired choir teacher and Lexington, Kentucky resident was awarded a wheelchair accessible ...
What is adaptive clothing, and why is it important? Adaptive clothing is a form of assistive technology, like canes for walking or glasses for seeing, made specifically for people with disabilities. ...
Before learning how to clean a wheelchair or power chair with this guide, it’s important to read the manufacturer’s maintenance instructions for specific cleaning rules and any methods or materia...
(3 minute 30 second read) Every once in awhile, we humans start to feel down in the dumps or maybe a little complacent with our lives. It is during those moments that we have the choice to do nothi...
(3 minute 30 second read) John Rose misses a lot about being healthy and having full body mobility. For one, he misses directing choir — before his diagnosis six year ago, he was in his 39th year...
People who have never interacted with a person who has a mental or physical disability may think of the exchange as intimidating or nerve-wracking. They might worry what to talk about or how to avoid ...
