Wheelchair accessible

Home accessibility is the key to a happy space for those with disabilities or aging in place. Learn 11 modifications to make your home a wheelchair-friendly place.

Many aspects of making your home wheelchair-friendly are obvious. Some are less clear. Discover ways to remove barriers to a handicap accessible home.

Don't forget wheelchair users also want to see what they look like!

More than 56 million people in the U.S. have some type of physical disability, according to the 2010 census. Whether someone needs help in the kitchen and bathroom or more space to maneuver a wheelchair around the house, here are 10 ways to make your home more handicap accessible.

Nothing like accessible closet space! Matt Barkley, director of the county’s Disability Services Planning and Development, tries out the closet reacher.

Discover the Green Circle Accessible Garden - the comfortable solution for wheelchairs. Ideal for sensory gardening in Senior Independent Living and retirement communities. Suitable for School Playgrounds and ADA compliant solution for inclusive Landscapes.

Wheelchair Accessible Recliner Terry Darling had a diving accident that left him a C 5-6 quadriplegic. Since then, Terry has invented various adaptations to ma…

Looking for UK hotels with ceiling track hoists? Look no further than voco Manchester, a stunning wheelchair accessible hotel with hoists for disabled guests in Manchester city centre.

Learn how to make your home wheelchair accessible. These tips and tricks can help to improve your quality of life and allow you to live safely and independently with a disability. #AccessibleHome #Wheelchair #Disability

In this project a tub was removed to make space for a shower. This small 5' x 7' space used a glass reinforced plastic shower base to make it all one level so

A few years before I met my husband, I wrote A LIST. On it, I noted all of the things I was looking for in a partner, namely my forever partner. I folded up the three pages, put them at the back of my journal. Planned to offer the list to the Moon, and see what happened. Real talk, I ended up offering the list to my washing machine first, transferred from my journal to a sweater with pockets. The list then resembled gloop, but I remembered what was on it. On my first date with my husband, I…

Individuals living with disabilities have an additional challenge to face their everyday life. Many must utilize wheel chairs and other devices in order to

This community in France created a therapeutic garden for wheelchair users. What a great way to bring planting to table level!

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With aging baby boomers about to hit old age, it's time to stop seeing products designed for the elderly as "niche" - they're definitely g...

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