New Mobility’s print magazine will now be published bimonthly so that our team can focus on providing more high-quality and timely online content. As we build a more robust website, be sure to sign up for our newsletter and follow us on social media to immediately see our latest articles, product reviews and resources.

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What’s Next?

United Spinal will continue to offer the print edition of New Mobility as a member benefit. After receiving a free subscription for one year, United Spinal members will be asked to verify or update their contact information and consider contributing $10 to help cover printing and mailing costs, which continue to rise.

What Should You Do?

• If you are a paid subscriber, you don’t need to do anything out of the ordinary. You will receive your renewal notices as usual. If you subscribed for 12 issues when NM was monthly, you will still receive 12 issues total.

• If you are a United Spinal member, you can verify your information and contribute now to make sure you don’t miss an issue. If we have your email address on file and you have been receiving NM for more than one year, we will remind you. To log on now, go to newmobility.com/6for10 and enter your email address or customer number.

• Want to become a member? Learn more here.

• Look for your print issues in January, March, May, July, September and November.

Thank you for reading and following New Mobility across all platforms!

— The NM Team

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