How the SWITCH-IT Vigo Transformed a Woman's Independence Jean initially thought she would need to use a sip and puff system to control a power wheelchair because she was unable to use her upper extremities for joystick control. However, her ATP suggested she trial the SWITCH-IT Vigo headset control. 1/19/2026 Keep Reading
Wheelchair Maintenance For riders who rely on manual and power wheelchairs for their independence in mobility, it is essential to ensure that their wheelchair remains in good condition and will last until they are eligible for a replacement, which is typically five years according to Medicare guidelines. 1/12/2026 Keep Reading
How Much Weight Does a Child Really Bear in a Standing Frame? Understanding how much weight a child truly bears in a standing frame is key to making informed clinical decisions. Whether the goal is bone health, joint alignment, or postural control, the angle of the standing frame makes a measurable difference – but perhaps not in the way many assume. This blog reviews the physics behind weight bearing in standing frames, explains how gravity and angle interact, and highlights what this means for safe, effective standing therapy. 12/15/2025 Keep Reading
Mastering the Sunrise Medical Website: Compare, Filter, and Search Like a Pro Navigating the Sunrise Medical website doesn't have to feel overwhelming. With a variety of intuitive tools and features designed to simplify your search, you can quickly find the product that best meets your needs. Whether you're comparing models, filtering specifications, or searching HCPCS codes, these resources make the process faster, clearer, and more efficient. 12/12/2025 Keep Reading
Ken's Journey to Safer Hygiene and Mobility Using the Nuprodx MC6000 Mobile Tub Slider Living at home in San Jose with his wife Paula, Ken faced the daily challenges that came with his diagnoses of severe arthritis, spinal stenosis, and overall muscle weakness. Once independent and mobile, he now required assistance for most ADL tasks, such as transfers, bathing, and dressing. As his condition progressed, even basic tasks like showering and toileting became not only difficult, but dangerous. 11/17/2025 Keep Reading
