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Wondering how to get reimbursed for a mobility device purchase like an electric scooter or wheelchair through Medicare, Medicaid, or private insurance like Cigna, Humana, and Aetna? Our comprehensive guide...
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A ceiling lift is a motorized accessibility device that lifts and transfers individuals with limited mobility from point to point (from a wheelchair, bed, toilet, or shower) along an overhead...
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As a community, we have a moral obligation, not just a legal one, to create environments that eliminate barriers and allow everyone to be included. Ensuring your commercial space is...
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It is well known that exercising is essential to maintain a healthy body and mind. When we exercise, our bodies release endorphins that lift our spirits and boosting our self-esteem...
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Wheelchair Liberty, located in Denver, CO, is EZ-Access' featured dealer for the month of January! A Personal Journey: As a small, woman-owned business, Wheelchair Liberty's success narrative is deeply intertwined with personal resilience and...
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🎄 Discover Joyful Mobility This Christmas with Wheelchair Liberty! 🎁 Welcome to the festive season at Wheelchair Liberty, where we've crafted "The Only Mobility Christmas Buyer's Guide You Need" to...
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Falls can have serious consequences, including injuries and a loss of independence. However, with some simple precautions and lifestyle changes, you can greatly reduce your risk of falling. Read more...
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A mobility scooter is a mobility aid equivalent to a wheelchair that is built and configured to operate like a motorized scooter. It is also called an electric scooter or power-operated...
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An aluminum wheelchair ramp is an entry solution that helps people with disabilities gain easy access to their homes and public spaces. Aluminum ramps come with several perks such as...
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Accessibility is a major concern for people with disabilities which is why choosing the right pool lift is more important than ever. Years before the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was...
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