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Temporary & Transitional Mobility Solutions | Rentals, Lifts, and Adaptive Equipment

An elderly woman in a wheelchair is being pushed down an outdoor metal ramp by an older man next to a brick house with flowers nearby.

No two mobility situations are alike. Needs can change after an injury, during recovery, when hosting loved ones with limited mobility, or simply as life changes. At MobilityWorks, we support you through every stage with temporary and transitional mobility solutions that help you stay mobile, safe, and connected to the moments that matter. Temporary Mobility […]

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What to Look for in a Wheelchair Accessible Van: Ramps, Lifts & Entry Options

A woman in a motorized wheelchair uses a ramp to enter a van outside a building with large windows.

Finding the right wheelchair accessible van can make everyday travel significantly easier for wheelchair users and their families. Whether you’re searching for a van with a wheelchair lift, a van with a ramp for wheelchair users, or deciding between side-entry and rear-entry, the best choice comes down to accessibility, comfort and safety. Below are the

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Creating Accessible Homes That Support Caregivers and Independence

A young Black caregiver in blue scrubs gently assists an elderly Black woman using a walker in a bright, modern living room.

Caring for a loved one at home is an act of compassion and commitment. Whether someone is recovering from an injury, living with a long-term condition, or receiving in-home care, creating an accessible home environment can make daily life safer and more comfortable for everyone involved. At MobilityWorks, we believe that home should always be

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Making Travel Possible for Families Living with ALS and Mobility Challenges

A man in a wheelchair with a blanket is accompanied by a boy, a woman, and others across three different public indoor and outdoor locations.

For families navigating life with ALS, everyday tasks can be challenging, let alone planning a vacation. For Kim and Steve Brown, what once seemed simple, like taking a cruise, had become a logistical nightmare after years of unreliable vehicles and mounting obstacles. “My husband spent much of his first seven years of diagnosis going nowhere,”

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