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  Accessible traveling
 
  Dear Sir or Madam,

Pack your bag, get into a cab and catch the next vacation plane at the airport. Sounds nice and easy? Unfortunately, it is not always. Because if you use a wheelchair, you often encounter the first hurdle when you call a cab. Accessible cabs are not available everywhere. And flying can also be difficult. Andrea Mocellin didn't want to simply accept this and developed the wheelchair Revolve Air. The foldable wheelchair fits into many different car models and can even be checked in as carry-on luggage at the airport if needed. Read more in the follow-up interview: Accessible traveling: foldable wheelchair by Revolve Mobility.

Have fun reading!
Simone Ernst
Editorial team REHACARE.com
 
 
Graphic: 14 to 17 September 2022, REHACARE International Trade Fair for Rehabilitation and Care, Düsseldorf, Germany
 
 
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Accessible traveling: foldable wheelchair by Revolve Mobility
We asked ...
Image: The soon-to-be-released Revolve Air wheelchair – once in folded and once in unfolded state; Copyright: Andrea Mocellin
How can traveling become more accessible and more self-determined for wheelchair users – especially when traveling by plane or taking a cab? This is the question Andrea Mocellin wanted to address when he started inventing Revolve Air. His solution: a wheelchair with foldable wheels and a foldable frame.
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Highlights of REHACARE 2022
Reports
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Up close and live on site: REHACARE, the world's largest trade fair for rehabilitation and care, showed what the assistive technology industry has to offer in terms of technological innovations with numerous new and proven products to touch and try out. Whether rehabilitation, care, mobility or occupational participation – the diversity of the industry was omnipresent.
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Photo: Exhibitors and visitors at REHACARE 2019, Text: Follow REHACARE on LinkedIn!; Copyright: Messe Düsseldorf / Andreas Wiese
 
 
 
 
 
Rebecca Brunner – That's how she rolls
How we roll
Photo: Rebecca Brunner sitting on a staircase, her protsthetic leg can be seen; Copyright: Rebecca Brunner
Rebecca Brunner likes to take her life into her own hands and gives every day the chance to be the best. Her prosthetic leg helps her to always try out new things and overcome new challenges. What she wants from her fellow human beings, what is particularly important to her in the assistive technology industry and how she rolls otherwise, the social media manager tells us on REHACARE.com.
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ALS: Quantum partners with Team Gleason to provide seat elevation
Research & Health
 
 
Photo: Two men standing next to each other: John Storie, Quantum Rehab (left), and Blair Casey, Team Gleason (right); Copyright: Quantum Rehab®
 
Quantum Rehab® has entered into a multi-year sponsorship with the Team Gleason Foundation. Together, they want to ensure that no person living with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) has to go without an electric booster seat like iLevel®.
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Sunrise Medical launches the QUICKIE ACCESS, a knee-pivot manual wheelchair
Auxiliary Means
 
 
Photo: Elderly man sitting in a QUICKIE ACCESS wheelchair reading a book next to an elderly woman; Copyright: Sunrise Medical
 
The company Sunrise Medical has announced the launch of the QUICKIE ACCESS. This is a manual wheelchair with knee swivel for independent locomotion with the benefits of tilt and recline.
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Etac joins university research project about residential bathrooms
Research & Health
 
 
Photo: Three women kneel on the floor in front of a toilet. The woman on the right holds an instruction manual in her hands; Copyright: Etac AB
 
The aim of the project of the Ergonomics Division at KTH Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) entitled "Making bathrooms safer for all" is to research, identify and develop normative solutions in the bathroom sector to increase functionality. It also aims to improve the working environment for caregivers and increase the autonomy and safety of users.
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Social media: Linguist researches inclusion of people with disabilities
Research & Health
 
 
Image: Man in wheelchair sitting at a desk, looking at a laptop screen; Copyright: DC_Studio
 
As part of the "Digital Transformation" program, communicative strategies in social media for the inclusion of people with disabilities are being investigated. In addition to linguistic and communication science analyses, the research also focuses on formulation recommendations for companies, at the media, cultural institutions and political leaders.
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Indiana University researchers receive $3.96 million to test dementia care app
Research & Health
 
 
Photo: Elderly woman with glasses using a smartphone; Copyright: tommyandone
 
The I-CARE 2 randomized clinical trial will measure the impact of Brain CareNotes, a mobile telehealth application, on informal caregivers of patients living with Alzheimer's disease and related dementia. The Indiana University researchers receive $3.96 million to test dementia care app.
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