Intéressé par l’équipement adapté et accessible aux fauteuils roulants? Vous êtes à la bonne place!
Concessionnaires, fournisseurs de mobilité et fabricants, vous êtes chez vous.
Nos amis et partenaires professionnels de santé au service des personnes à mobilité réduite.
NMEDA is a non-profit trade association made up of auto mobility dealers, industry partners and rehabilitation professionals dedicated to helping folks with disabilities drive or be transported safely.
One minute, you are living your #BestLife, and your life changes in a split second. For Paul Hopkins, this happened when playing high school #Football in 2004 after tackling an opponent, he became paralyzed.
Paul had a significant #Support group with his family and friends that would take him where he needed to go, and he had a full-time nurse until he decided to move away for college and work on becoming #Independent.
Once, he received his first adaptive vehicle from Alexandria, Virginia-based MobilityWorks – 13 years after his injury. “It changed my life a lot by helping me become independent,” states Paul. “I can drive and go out of town, travel, and meet new people.”
“Without my vehicle, it would be very difficult to make it to work, and I wouldn’t have been able to travel to visit my fiancé and grow that relationship,” Paul says.
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Great job
My aunt was one of the very first to have a modified van years ago.
Blessings
Keep on moving and catching your drea.s
Yes, she was!
Happy for you
I've been trying to get a wheelchair van for years.
Yes…$55,000 later and you, too can enjoy the good life…but of course you have no money left to do anything!!!
Oh yes, the adaptive vans are necessities for those that need them !!!
