October 24, 2008

Mobility Restricting Disease's 

Every year, thousands of Americans are diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis or Parkinson’s Disease. And unfortunately many buy into the myth that people with long-term illnesses like Parkinson’s Disease and MS are not covered by Medicare Part B, which could allow them to regain some of their mobility with a powerchair or scooter. 

October 20, 2008

Power chair bowling Leaving Positive Impact For Those In Power Wheel Chairs 

Regardless of a participant’s level of mobility, power chair bowling can be a fun and rewarding sport thanks to special apparatus that enables true participation and competition. 

October 14, 2008

Medicare Is Shaking Things Up - In The Way Power Chairs Claims are Handled  

Department of Health and Human Services have been called upon to further define and clarify conditions that currently meet CMS’ coverage guidelines as well as draft material that will help to better determine whether an individual meets those guidelines to receive a power chair.

October 7, 2008

Surviving Polio Doesn't Mean Living Life as a Slave to Your Symptoms. 

Being a Polio survivor does not have to mean a life of zero mobility. In fact, a motorized scooter for a disabled person can mean the difference between mobility and a life of dependence and convalescence with no real hope in sight. 

September 20, 2008

Medicare is Often the Only Source of Health Insurance for the Elderly and Those with Permanent Disabilities.

You must be a United States citizen or a lawful permanent resident for at least five consecutive years prior to your eligibility. You must also be 65 or older OR have a qualifying disability

September 10, 2008

Motorized Power Wheel Chairs Take to the Field in The Thrilling Sport of Power Soccer -- Want to Play? 

Power soccer is considered to be the first team competition sport that is geared toward users of motorized power wheel chairs.