Most consumers are not sure what Medtrade is, although our providers who sell or repair our equipment or wheelchairs are well of aware of the
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iLevel in Concert
It was my first time at the Rave/Eagles Club in Milwaukee. I went with my friend, Lauren. They had originally told me that the Rave
Test Driving Cars as a Wheelchair User
Getting a new car is exciting, stressful, and a big decision! Not only is it a big decision financially, but it’s a big decision because
Technology & Accessibility
Every month or so, I come across a video going viral on social media about a prototype of a wheelchair that students developed to enable
Disability Travel Bloggers
Traveling has changed immensely for many people who have disabilities. In the past five years, more and more resources have become available to help you
Remembering College Life
My days of 8 A.M. classes, meal swipes and all-nighters have long since passed, but I look back on my college years mostly with fondness
Two Chairs, Double the Fun
My fiancé and I are both avid travelers. We travel for work regularly and we love to plan leisure trips together whenever we can. However,
A Ride for $25,000
Thirty years after the ADA, there are still huge gaps in the transportation sector in many communities. Just recently, a group of people in Chicago
Accessible Wedding Venue
It’s been almost a year since my fiancé proposed to me and our wedding is just eight months away! This past year has been full