Tuesday, March 19, 2024

New Mobility, Choosing the Best Wheelchair Cushion

 

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PRODUCTS

 

Choosing the Best Wheelchair Cushion for You

Choosing your cushion is one of the most important decisions you’ll make when setting up your wheelchair. We lay out eight things to consider when selecting the right one for you — from the obvious, like pressure relief and stability, to the less-discussed, like cleanability and weight.

QUICKIE's Q50 R Carbon is a Power Chair that Fits in a Car Trunk
Weighing only 32 pounds, the Q50 R Carbon folds up to fit in the trunk of midsize sedans, such as the Toyota Camry. Its design offers a travel-friendly power chair option for both full-time and ambulatory wheelchair users alike.

 

TRAVEL

 

 

Accessible Detroit

Detroit has shed its reputation for bad weather and lost jobs and reemerged as a vibrant city with world-class culture and architecture. Steve Wright explores the museums, restaurants and attractions of Detroit’s enjoyable, compact and accessible urban core.

 


 


SUPPORT NEW MOBILITY


Support someone new to disability — give the gift of New Mobility today. For each donation to United Spinal, you help us provide disability information you can't find anywhere else. We share practical advice from wheelchair users across the country, review life-changing technology, and demand equity in healthcare, travel and all facets of life. Even a $10 donation can have a big impact.

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THE GOOD STUFF


Five Great Barry Corbet Articles
The release of the documentary Full Circle has put a new spotlight on Barry Corbet, who edited New Mobility from 1991-2000 and produced some of the most powerful disability writing ever. We’ve compiled five of our favorite Corbet articles exploring timeless themes like finding paradise in our imperfect lives, coming to grips with the inaccessibility of the natural world, and fearing loss of the independence that we work so hard to gain.

 

PRO TIP

 

 

Quad Snow Plowing

Other than a fireplace and a hot drink, what makes winter a little more bearable for wheelchair users? Finding something to do in the snow. Seth McBride shares how he turned an old all-terrain vehicle, a small snow blade and one overly complicated transfer into an accessible way to get rid of snow — and his cabin fever as well.




 

United Spinal logoNew Mobility is the member publication of United Spinal Association, whose mission is to empower and advocate for people with spinal cord injuries/disorders and all wheelchair users to achieve their highest quality of life. It's free to join United Spinal, and members may receive New Mobility magazine for free for one year. Join here.

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