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Ditch the DEHP in Your Catheters
By Lisa Wells, Cure Medical Is your intermittent catheter made with a chemical called DEHP? It’s time to find out! On March 1, 1987, after a popular voter initiative was approved,…
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Conductive Education Instills Self-Reliance
Conductive education is an intensive, multi-disciplinary approach to education, training and development for individuals with cerebral palsy, spina bifida and other conditions with neurological challenges. Though first developed decades ago,…
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ClipDifferent: A Better Way to Clip Your Fingernails
By Melanie McMullen, ClipDifferent As any person with a disability can tell you, there are dozens of mundane tasks throughout the day that are often taken for granted by the…
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‘Xceed’ing Expectations with a Multidimensional Mobility Aid
By Jenna Roy, Cheelcare I consider myself a skeptical and critical person. As a person with a disability, my first reaction to most new products, locations or attractions that claim…
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How CatTongue Grips Became A Versatile Favorite Among Wheelchair Users
When Missy and Matt Kelly invented the first CatTongue Grip, their focus was on solving the problem of slippery devices that slide in the car, in your hand, on your workspace,…
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Product Spotlight: Get Into Gear with ZeKenetic
Zeke Massie is a car guy. Has been since the tender age of 7 when his lead-footed Grandma used to careen though the back streets of upstate New York. And…
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Abilities365.com Features Convaid
Take this brief survey! Convaid is exhibiting at Abilities Expo Los Angeles on February 28 – March 1. Convaid is all about helping you go places. All the design details…
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Molina Healthcare: Bridging the Accessibility Gap for Seniors and People with Disabilities
Molina Healthcare is not your average managed care organization. When emergency room physician C. David Molina noticed the volume of low-income, uninsured people coming to the ER for general healthcare services,…
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Product Spotlight: Crosswind Concepts Activity Tray & Freedom Chair
Enda Palmer had had it. At the age of 92, her Essential Tremors seriously inhibited her ability to perform everyday tasks like eating and reading the paper. Unimpressed with what…
