For most students, going back to school can be exciting. It can be a time for reconnecting with friends, making new friends, showing off new school gear, or participating in extracurricular activities. However, for students who rely on wheelchairs, the excitement of going back to school can be masked by feelings of unease. From shifting between classes and using the facilities to navigating school grounds and relying on standard public transportation, the difficulties that

Caring for a child with Cerebral Palsy (CP) often means navigating a world filled with complex medical decisions, evolving developmental needs, and a deep desire to help your child thrive. Parents quickly learn that every child’s experience with CP is unique, shaped by their specific motor challenges, strengths, and goals. Yet amid these differences, there is one constant: the right support can provide comfort, confidence, and independence. Customized mobility solutions, part

Have you recently been told your child has Spina Bifida? If so, you’re probably going through a whirlwind of emotions and have lots of...

At Rehab Medical, we are committed to not only improving the lives of the patients we serve but also advancing the careers of...

The winter season is upon us and that means colder temperatures and increased moisture in the air. For wheelchair users, exposure to...

Whether you upgrade your wheelchair once every five years, have a change in condition, a child that has outgrown their equipment, or a...

Halloween can be a great time of year for those of all ages! Dressing up as your favorite character, eating lots of sweets, and going to...

Halloween can be a fun time of year. It brings on fall weather, spooky festivities, lots and lots of yummy sweets, pumpkin-flavored...

Each year Rehab Medical partners with organizations in the community who share in our mission to improve lives. For the last few years,...

“Helping people in their time of need & providing more opportunities for people with disabilities to live happier & healthier lives” -...