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How MobilityWorks@home Helps Bridge the Gap Between a Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle and Home

A person in a wheelchair uses a metal accessibility ramp outside a brick building with flowers and bushes nearby.

Getting a wheelchair accessible vehicle (WAV) can be life-changing. It helps people get to work, school, medical appointments, and family events. But for many, the challenge doesn’t end when they pull into the driveway. Steps, steep entrances and tight doorways can still make getting inside difficult. That’s where MobilityWorks@home helps. Accessibility Shouldn’t Stop in the […]

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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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Wheelchair-Friendly Holiday Decorating Tips for a Safe and Accessible Home

White lantern with a lit candle inside sits on a wooden surface next to cinnamon sticks and dried orange slices, surrounded by festive lights and ornaments.

Whether it’s dried corn stalk bundles or candy canes and snowflakes all over the house, decorating is part of what makes the holidays special. It gives the season a sense of cheer and joy. Seeing windows and facades with fake spiders or holly brings feelings of whimsy and nostalgia—exactly what you want for this time

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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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