Here are 6 Important Risk Factors for Pressure Sores You Need to Know
Pressure sores are a serious health concern for anyone living with paralysis. Here are six factors that will help determine whether you get them.
When a Child With a Disability Becomes an Adult, Then What?
Parents who have a child with a disability need to plan carefully for when that child becomes an adult. Here are some important things to think about.
New Spinal Cord Injury Grants Bring Hope for People With SCI and Neuromuscular Diseases
It’s always exciting when researchers receive funding to develop new treatments for spinal cord injuries and other neurological conditions. Here are a few of the latest.
I’ve Been to 27 Countries. Here Are Some of My Top Tips for Traveling With a Disability.
Traveling with a disability can be one of life’s greatest pleasures – and one of the most frustrating. I hope you find these tips helpful when you plan your next great adventure.
ALS Drug Could Effectively Treat Spinal Cord Injuries, Research Shows
ALS treatment could effectively treat spinal cord injuries, research shows.
Can You Get Workers’ Compensation and SSDI at the Same Time?
If you’re injured at work, can you get both SSDI and workers’ compensation payments at the same time? Read on to find out.
New Adaptive Tech: Bidet Toilet Lift, Accessible Makeup Applicator, and Bedsore Management Mat
I always love bringing you the newest innovations in adaptive tech that can help us thrive. All three of these devices were honorees at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Resilience Is Your Secret Weapon. Use it.
For anyone facing a serious health crisis, resilience is a friend. Some people are more naturally resilient than others, but anyone can improve their resilience. Here’s how.
Get Around Like Never Before With These Two-Wheeled Mobility Devices
Mobility devices for people with disabilities are becoming more sophisticated than ever. Here are two of the latest, both of which balance on just two wheels.
Medical Errors Are a Huge Problem. You Can Help Prevent Them.
We all know that medical errors can be anywhere from annoying to catastrophic for patients. While you can’t eliminate 100% of the risk of medical errors, you can become a partner in the effort. Here’s how.