For individuals with mobility challenges, a reliable and comfortable wheelchair can make all the difference in the world. That’s why we’re excited to introduce you to the Permobil M3 wheelchair, available at Freedom Mobility Center.

In this article, we’ll explore the exceptional features and benefits of the Permobil M3, a state-of-the-art mobility solution that combines innovation, comfort, and versatility to enhance your quality of life.

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As the world’s population grows, so does the number of individuals living with disabilities. Statistics show that at least 61 million adults in the US live with at least one disability, which includes people who rely on a wheelchair for traveling.

In response to this, cities around the globe are recognizing the importance of accessibility. Slowly, they’re making strides to accommodate the diverse needs of visitors. And while no city can be completely accessible, certain cities stand out for their remarkable efforts.

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Did you know that National CRT Awareness Week is August 13th through August 18th, 2023. During this week, the Complex Rehab Technology (CRT) community joins together to spread the message about the benefits and need for CRT.

CRT products are medically necessary. They are designed to meet the unique physical, mental, and functional needs of individuals with congenital disorders, neuromuscular diseases, injuries, or trauma.

CRT products, such as configured wheelchairs, power wheelchairs, seating and positioning systems, and other types of adaptive equipment, help people increase their mobility and improve their quality of life.

In honor of CRT Awareness Week, here’s a look at the value of complex rehab technology.

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About 300 million people across the globe do yoga. The practice has been around for thousands of years, but it only became popular in Western countries during the last 50 years or so.

Yoga offers considerable physical, mental, and emotional benefits. Many people–including those with mobility disabilities or other limitations–have discovered these advantages.

You might assume that the physical demands of yoga make it impossible for these individuals. That is not the case. In fact, wheelchair yoga has exploded in popularity because of its accessibility, as well as its significant health and rehabilitation benefits.

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Many people are amazed when they find out how large the industry is for wheelchair manufacturing. In the United States alone, this market generates more than $735 million in revenue every single year. There are about 34 wheelchair manufacturing businesses in the country that employ more than 1,700 people.

The size of this market is a testament to how much value people get out of having access to effective mobility devices. One of the biggest developments in the mobility device space has been the growing availability of power wheelchair options.

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The importance of good posture in a wheelchair can’t be overstated.

Good posture can be a tricky thing to develop, especially if you’ve never really thought about it before. It’s even more difficult for those that are new to using a wheelchair, but that doesn’t make it any less crucial.

Poor posture restricts your ability to perform certain tasks from your chair. It puts pressure on your spine, neck, thighs, and buttocks, not to mention the strain that it puts you through while operating the chair.

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Out of the billions of people in the world, 1.85% of the population uses a wheelchair. Although that doesn’t seem like a large number, it ends up being more than 131,800,000 people!

It is no secret that nutrition plays an important role in all aspects of people’s lives. For a wheelchair user, the benefits of healthy eating are no different.

Poor nutrition can result in weight loss, muscle atrophy, and chronic fatigue. These are all issues that only make a wheelchair user’s life more challenging. By eating healthy, wheelchair users will be able to better manage their physical health.

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Did your doctor just tell you that you are going to need to begin using a wheelchair to get around? If so, you should know you’re not alone.

More than 3 million Americans use wheelchairs regularly. It has forced businesses to adapt and become more wheelchair accessible. It should help you get around better than you’re able to get around now once you have a wheelchair.

Before you invest in a wheelchair, though, you should consult a specialist. A specialist can help you pick out the perfect wheelchair and assist you in various other ways.

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Over 6.8 million Americans use assistive devices in their daily lives. These may involve electric wheelchairs or Atlanta mobility scooters that they need to get around. However, those technologies can take up a lot of space and aren’t always the easiest to transport around a city.

As for the best way to transport a scooter, then there are a few different methods. Which one you use will depend on the distance, the type of scooter you are using, and your city’s accessibility options.

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390 swimming deaths happen each year in a swimming pool. If you’re looking for ways to make your pool more accessible, you’ve come to the right place. In this blog post, we’ll share some tips on how to make your pool area more accessible for everyone.

Whether you have a disability or are looking for ways to accommodate all guests, these tips will help you create a more enjoyable experience for all.

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