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  Test and train for more mobility  
  Dear Sir or Madam,

The medical supply store is often the first place to go when you need a new aid. Find out how the products find their way there in our Topic of the Month. But apart from advice, you may get much more in a medical supply store, as you can see in our video.

Have a nice week!

Anne Hofmann
Editorial Team REHACARE.com
 
 
Graphic: 14 to 17 September 2022, REHACARE International Trade Fair for Rehabilitation and Care, Düsseldorf, Germany
 
 
»   Wheelchair trends 2021 – try and train for more mobility
»   ZIPPIE Sphynx: tilt wheelchair designed for families on the move
»   Cassandra Mae Spittmann – That's how she rolls
»   Benefitting from smart wheelchair technology
»   Getting the finished product to the customers: partnering up with medical supply stores
»   Getting a driving license with the joystick
 
 
 
 
 
 
Wheelchair trends 2021 – try and train for more mobility
Video
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The right wheelchair is worth its weight in gold. Today, wheelchair users not only have access to suitable shapes and functions but can also make individual design choices. At least as important, however, is the practiced use of the aid. Medical supply stores and mobility training courses can help with all of this – for example, at the rahm Center for Health.
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ZIPPIE Sphynx: tilt wheelchair designed for families on the move
Auxiliary Means
 
 
Photo: a girl in a yellow dress sitting in a pediatric folding wheelchair, laughing at her dad standing beside her; Copyright: Sunrise Medical
 
Sunrise Medical is excited to expand the ZIPPIE® pediatric mobility line with the new ZIPPIE® Sphynx™. For busy families that are always on the go, this compact, transportable wheelchair has static tilt and recline to accommodate various client needs.
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Cassandra Mae Spittmann – That's how she rolls
How we roll
Photo: a young woman with long brown hair – CassMae – wearing a red jacket. The rest of her surrounding is held in blue; Copyright: Udo Fischer | nunsichtbar.de
Cassandra Mae Spittmann discovered the world of rhythm at the age of two. While she started out playing the tabla with her feet, the 19-year-old now elicits the notes with her hands. She has remained true to her preference for Indian music. With her voice and her songs, however, she is reaching an ever-growing audience worldwide. At REHACARE.com she tells us how she rolls otherwise.
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Benefitting from smart wheelchair technology
Auxiliary Means
 
 
Photo: MyPermobil app shown with a map screen in front of a wheelchair user at a harbor; Copyright: Permobil
 
Our world is connected, and so have Permobil power wheelchairs since 2018. 10 000 Permobil wheelchair users worldwide have chosen to activate a live internet connection to their power chair.
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Getting the finished product to the customers: partnering up with medical supply stores
Topic of the Month
Photo: An avenue from above. On the gravel between the trees you can see someone driving along with the BRO; Copyright: Scewo AG
The medical supply store is your first point of contact if you need a (new) assistive device: It has a vast selection of mobility supports, practical aids for everyday activities, sports and leisure equipment. But how do these items get to the medical supply store? And how can a startup find commercial partners and establish its products effectively?
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Getting a driving license with the joystick
Auxiliary Means
 
 
Photo: the passenger compartment of a car with various driving aids; Copyright: PARAVAN GmbH
 
PARAVAN GmbH was recently presenting its driving school for the first time at the German Driving Instructors' Congress in Berlin. In addition to the special needs and requirements of training for people with disabilities, the focus was set specifically on technical solutions for training. Not all people can simply sit in a normal passenger car and take the test there.
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