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NEW YORK — Adrienne is walking today because she refused to let a T-4 level spinal cord injury in 2016 keep her down. She says she simply made it her mission to walk again, which she does today with the assistance of a walker. And, when her insurance maxed out and out of pocket costs limited her outpatient physical therapy …
Deborah Davis wants to change the way you see the world. Davis is the founder and owner of PUSH Living, an online magazine for people in wheelchairs that focuses on accessible travel, lifestyle and business stories. Left in a wheelchair following a car accident at age 18, she went on to college, got married, had kids. She worked in nonprofit …
I want to introduce a product to you that has so many benefits it is difficult to describe them all in a short blog. If you haven’t seen a MOTOmed before, take a look at the machine I am using in the photo. I will relate my personal story using the MOTOmed to help you recognize how it will be …
By Allen McKinley I hope everyone is ready for Spring and the warmer weather. I know I am and that means making sure I have everything I need to be comfortable and safe to enjoy every single day. We have this nasty habit of trying to solve problems after they occur instead of thinking ahead and trying to prevent them …
The RECK MOTOmed letto2 offers a way for patients in the intensive care unit to begin early-intervention physical therapy. A number of leading hospitals, including Johns Hopkins University and the Veterans Administration, have been studying the feasibility of using the letto2, a supine ergometer, in the ICU. They have found it to be safe and beneficial. The letto2 is an …
