Assistive Technology

Navigating Mobility With MS: Adaptive Vehicle Solutions for Every Stage

A woman with sunglasses, wearing a denim overall, sits in a vehicle. She is in a wheelchair and smiling.

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an unpredictable condition that can affect mobility in different ways, from occasional balance issues to more significant challenges requiring assistive devices. At MobilityWorks, we understand the importance of maintaining independence for those living with MS and offer a range of adaptive vehicle solutions tailored to meet individual needs at every stage […]

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Adaptive Controls for Console Gaming

Person in a wheelchair playing a videogame

  The technological advancement of videogames from the early days of the Atari 2600 or Nintendo Entertainment System of the 70’s and 80’s have advanced by leaps and bounds to our current generation of Xbox, PlayStation and Nintendo. However, accessible and adaptive controls for those with physical disabilities have a tendency to lag behind. Thankfully,

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Reality TV Star Shauna Rae: Overcoming Obstacles to Drive Safely

TLC Reality Star Shauna Rae sits in her new MobilityWorks vehicle and smiles at the camera

Shauna Rae: The Early Years Shauna Rae, a star on TLC’s hit show “I am Shauna Rae,” has faced numerous challenges throughout her life. At just 6 months old, she was diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumor that required surgery and years of chemotherapy. While treatments were successful, doctors discovered that young Shauna’s pituitary gland

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‘Different, But On My Terms’

Photo shows Ina adaptive skiing down a slope

Ina has faced challenges all her life, beginning with a polio diagnosis at just 18 months old. Her health issues often left her feeling marginalized, ostracized, and ignored, but her determination from an early age would set the stage for a life full of adventure! “By the time I had my first corrective surgery at

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