Standing Tolerance: Learning to Stand Before They Can Walk
These functional methods provide a game plan for implementing standing tolerance activities with patients whose goal is to walk again.
These functional methods provide a game plan for implementing standing tolerance activities with patients whose goal is to walk again.
RCareWorld, new robotic simulation platform developed by Cornell researchers, may help more people enter the field of caregiving robots.
This latest program by FitOn Health helps older adults take action to prevent falls and protect the body from natural aging
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Read MoreTCARE and Nymbl partner to help caregivers and their recipients to maintain and improve their mobility independence to age in place.
Read MorePottery Barn launches The Accessible Home, a new product line designed for people living with disabilities, injuries, and aging in place.
Read MoreTCARE Inc announces its partnership with Blooming Health Inc to engage older adults and caregivers, and provide personalized support.
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Read MoreBold and Intuition Robotics announce a strategic partnership to bring balance training and fitness classes to older adults through ElliQ.
Read MoreSince 2015, Age Safe America has been dedicated to helping older adults live safely and stay independent in their own homes.
Read MoreAmramp announces a name change to Amramp Accessibility, along with a new logo, new website and a new tribal narrative – Find Your Forward.
Read MoreParalyzed Veterans of America issues statement in reaction to the DOT’s release of its “Airline Passengers with Disabilities Bill of Rights.”
Read MoreA robotic arm controlled by the brain, developed at University of Houston, is in clinical trials to help stroke patients recover limb use.
Read MoreSpineX enrolls the first patient in the SCONE trial to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of the SCONE device to treat Neurogenic bladder.
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