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Mountain Trike Appoints Adaptiv Mobility as New Regional Distributor for Dorset and Somerset

 Mountain Trike, the British manufacturer of innovative all-terrain wheelchairs, is delighted to announce the appointment of Adaptiv Mobility as its new regional distributor, covering Dorset and Somerset. This region was previously covered by Exeter Disability Centre who have recently stepped away from distributing the Mountain Trike wheelchair products. Beyond Mobility who already distribute the Mountain Trike in the region of Cornwall will expand their region to include the region of Devon.

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7 Ways to Ease Shoulder Strain for Wheelchair Users

Man in a wheelchair does a shoulder stretch against a doorway, wearing a beige tank top and black pants in a cozy living room.Shoulder pain affects wheelchair users at alarming rates, with research showing that one in two wheelchair users will experience musculoskeletal pain, with shoulder pain being the most common type. The repetitive nature of wheelchair propulsion, combined with the increased demands placed on the upper body for daily activities, creates a perfect storm for overuse injuries.  …

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A middle-aged man with a prosthetic leg does guided home rehab exercises while following instructions on a tablet with AI motion tracking in a bright, modern living room.
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How AI Tools Are Making Home-Based Rehab Easier and More Accessible for Disabled People

A middle-aged man with a prosthetic leg does guided home rehab exercises while following instructions on a tablet with AI motion tracking in a bright, modern living room.Why Is Home-Based Rehab So Important for Disabled People? Rehabilitation helps disabled people build strength, regain skills, and manage everyday tasks with more independence. Home-based rehab gives people the chance to keep up with therapy outside the clinic—using tools and support that fit around their own schedule and needs. Rehabilitation works best when it’s consistent. …

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Studying With Confidence: Chrome Tools That Help Disabled People in 2025

Illustration of a web browser window with symbols for accessibility: a speech bubble, an eye, a puzzle piece, and "xy" text blocks, representing tools for disabled users.Key Takeaways – Chrome Learning Tools for Disabled People Area of Support How Chrome Extensions & Tools Help Why It Matters for Disabled & Neurodivergent Students Reading Adjust fonts, colours, and spacing; read text aloud Reduces barriers for students with dyslexia, ADHD, or visual impairments Organisation Save highlights, create mind maps, sync notes across devices …

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AI in Healthcare: Essential Safeguards for Disabled Patients

Illustration showing a smiling person waving beside icons representing accessibility, data privacy, and healthcare AI. Text reads: "Ensuring Accessibility and Privacy in Healthcare AI."Artificial intelligence is reshaping healthcare — but for disabled patients, it comes with unique risks and responsibilities. This guide explores how to keep AI in healthcare safe, fair, and accessible for all. From tackling algorithmic bias and protecting sensitive health data to ensuring accessibility by design, discover expert insights and practical safeguards to make AI a tool for inclusion, not exclusion.

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Illustration of a therapy clinic waiting room in the U.S. A parent and their Autistic child sit side by side, both looking concerned. A staff member sits behind a desk on the phone, surrounded by paperwork, with a computer screen displaying the word “INSURANCE.” The scene conveys a sense of delay and quiet frustration.
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Why ABA Billing Delays Are Quietly Stalling Autism Therapy — and How Clinics Are Fixing It

Illustration of a therapy clinic waiting room in the U.S. A parent and their Autistic child sit side by side, both looking concerned. A staff member sits behind a desk on the phone, surrounded by paperwork, with a computer screen displaying the word “INSURANCE.” The scene conveys a sense of delay and quiet frustration.  Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a structured approach commonly used in the U.S. to support Autistic children in developing communication, daily living, and social skills. ABA therapy remains widely used, though it’s not without criticism—particularly from some Autistic adults who question its methods and long-term effects source. While it’s often covered by insurance, actually …

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How Much Are Care Home Fees?

Flowchart titled “Care Home Funding Options in the UK.” Starts with funding source: NHS funding or assets above £23,250. If above, choose self-funding or local authority support. Then: “Care needs assessment?” leading to either “Care home place” or “Home adaptations.”One of the first questions families ask when planning long-term care is: how much are care home fees? Whether you’re arranging support for yourself or a loved one, it’s important to understand what affects care home costs and what financial help is available. If you’re based in Scotland, local providers such as Homecare Glasgow may …

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