UpScale Exam Table Designed with Disability in Mind
This table won’t just let us see the doctor and be weighed better. It will help us live healthier lives.
January 2017
December 2016
Liftware Level-ing out the dining experience
If you have limited use of your arms or hands, eating can be a messy adventure.
5 “Quad Tricks” for Managing a Day at Home Solo
It’s tough for a quad to manage solo and still get all our needs met. Here are a few of the things that I’ve found work for me.
November 2016
In Search of a Better Backrest
I rolled by my local wheelchair shop to make a small chair adjustment. I’ve been working to rebuild my backrest in a way that would give me better posture.
Why More Wheelchair Users Are Choosing a Stiltz Wheelchair Lift Instead of a Stair Lift
A stair lift may seem like the obvious choice but it is not the most stylish, safe or practical.
October 2016
Donald Trump’s Ableism is Downright Scary
Trump’s mocking insults have aggressive undertones for people with disabilities — and that’s a frightening thing When Donald Trump mocked a reporter with a disability, [...]
Nike HyperAdapt Self-Tying Shoe
Self-tying sneakers are no longer just some wild idea from a movie, as Nike gets set to release its HyperAdapt 1.0 onto the market at the end of November.
Wall-Mounted TV: The Giant Monitor that Saved my Posture
Using a laptop as a powerchair user can be a pain in your neck and shoulders. Read how one man got around this by plugging his PC into his wall-mounted TV using a standard HDMI cord.
Redliner Activity Monitor May Save Shoulders
The Redliner activity monitor may prevent shoulder injuries by alerting manual wheelchair users when they are pushing too hard.
Four Height Adjustable Wheelchair Accessible Kitchens
Here are four height-adjustable wheelchair accessible kitchens, featuring cabinets that lift or lower with the push of a button.
