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RAPAEL Home from NEOFECT: A Revolutionary Approach to Rehab
By Austin Yu, NEOFECT USA One of the hardest things about the stroke or neurological injury rehabilitation process is sticking to a consistent routine of exercise. Patients often experience boredom with…
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Project Mobility: Cycles for Life
Project Mobility is an organization dedicated to the empowerment of children, adults and veterans with disabilities through the freedom of independent mobility. This is achieved by means of specialized bicycles that have been adapted…
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Do You Have Your Get-Out-of-High-Priced-Prescriptions Free Card?
Many of us have busy schedules filled with work, school, recreation and family activities. These commitments are enjoyable, but can also be tiring and expensive when combined with regular monthly…
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EZ-Access Introduces New Portable Ramp
By Barbara & Jim Twardowski, RN When my new friend, Monique, invited us to attend a holiday party at her home, my first concern was about accessibility. Are there steps…
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Permobil: Live Life without Boundaries
Who doesn’t love the stories of the humble beginnings? Those companies that get their start in somebody’s basement and, decades later, their names have become synonymous with their industry. But…
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Obi: Feeding Yourself is a Robotic Arm Away
By Jolene Montgomery Have you ever had your spoon bow to you in respect before you eat? The new Obi robotic feeding device will, with pleasure. Obi Restores Independence and Dignity to…
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Numotion Tek RMD: Seeing the World at Eye Level
Seeing the world at eye level isn’t something often experienced by adult manual wheelchair users. It only really happens when seated amongst others. The moment a group stands up, the…
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NAPA Center Achieves Groundbreaking Success with Intensive Therapy
By Brian LaScala, NAPA Center NAPA (Neurological and Physical Abilitation) Center was founded in 2008 by Lynette LaScala, whose child had cerebral palsy. She travelled across the globe to seek inventive treatments…
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NAPA Center: World Renown Therapy Facility Began with One Special Needs Child
By Jolene Montgomery “My parents were told to go on with their lives, without me…” This is how Cody LaScala begins the narrative of his life on the website for The…