MobilityWorks Blog

Join MobilityWorks at the 2018 New York Metro Abilities Expo

April 26, 2018

The Abilities Expo has been a one stop shop for all things accessible for nearly 40 years. The newest technologies and solutions are all available together under one roof for people with disabilities, veterans, seniors, and their families.

Tommy Hilfiger Releases New Adaptive Clothing Line

April 24, 2018

In 2016, Tommy Hilfiger partnered with Runway of Dreams, a nonprofit organization that works towards a future of inclusion, acceptance, and opportunity in the fashion industry for people with disabilities. They worked together to create Tommy Hilfiger’s adaptive clothing line for children. Over the past few years, they have continued to make their clothing as […]

2018 Buckeye Wheelchair Games

April 19, 2018

Come watch some of the top wheelchair athletes from Ohio compete on April 20th and 21st, at the SPIRE Institute in Geneva, OH. Sponsored in part by the Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA) Buckeye Chapter, the 7th annual Buckeye Wheelchair Games will feature two days of competitions in several different events. MobilityWorks is proud to […]

Major Technology Companies are Working to Improve Accessibility Awareness

April 17, 2018

In recent weeks, several major technology companies including Google and Apple have released updates to help raise awareness for accessibility. Improving accessible features has been a major topic for large companies lately. Leading research institutions are studying how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can make technology more accessible for all, and now two of the largest technology […]

MobilityWork’s Client Travels to NYC for Sarcoidosis Awareness Month

April 16, 2018

Earlier this month, Karen Reynolds took a trip to New York City to help raise awareness for Sarcoidosis. Sarcoidosis is an inflammatory disease that can affect any organ in the body, resulting from an overreaction of the immune system. It is estimated to affect about 200,000 Americans, several of whom joined Karen in New York […]

MobilityWork’s Client Travels to NYC for Sarcoidosis Awareness Month

April 12, 2018

Earlier this month, Karen Reynolds took a trip to New York City to help raise awareness for Sarcoidosis. Sarcoidosis is an inflammatory disease that can affect any organ in the body, resulting from an overreaction of the immune system. It is estimated to affect about 200,000 Americans, several of whom joined Karen in New York […]

10 Things to Look for in an Accessible College Campus

April 10, 2018

For students entering their first year of college, the experience of higher education can be overwhelming. There’s a new environment to adjust to, new friends to meet, a new roommate to live with and above all, a new campus and classes to navigate. All students want to choose a college that provides them with a […]

Ben Abercrombie’s Road to Recovery

April 5, 2018

As a multisport star at Alabama’s famed Hoover High School, Ben Abercrombie was used to winning. His dedication on the field and in the classroom opened doors to the Ivy League, where he accepted a football scholarship to Harvard University. After a severe spinal cord injury suffered in his first collegiate game he faced a […]

6 Fun Accessible Activities in Savannah

April 3, 2018

The oldest city in Georgia offers a unique charm that attracts millions of people each year. There are countless historic homes and beautiful parks that offer an exciting visit for everyone that goes. Below is a list of 6 fun and accessible activities to try out during your next visit to Savannah.

Occupational Therapist Students are Learning Assistive Technology with Help from MobilityWorks

March 30, 2018

Becoming an Occupational Therapist is no easy task. It typically requires at least six years of college with in-depth medical courses and training. Once they graduate, Occupational Therapists spend their career assisting patients recovering from a physical illness or injury, to help them achieve the highest level of mobility possible. As part of their training, […]