Meet Ms. Wheelchair America 2023: Ali Ingersoll
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by Drew Bassett
1y ago
Ali Ingersoll, of North Carolina, was crowned back in August as the new Ms. Wheelchair America 2023! While winning the competition certainly was a “crowning” achievement for Ali, she has her eyes set even higher, with plans to use her time as titleholder to help promote disability inclusion on all fronts. Running in the competition with a platform focused on health insurance advocacy, Ali is making it her mission to share her experiences navigating the health insurance appeals process in order to teach others how they can advocate for themselves in the complex world of health insurance. Ali s ..read more
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What to Expect During a Test Drive at MobilityWorks
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by Kelly Stobie
1y ago
The chance to “try before you buy” is a valuable benefit before any purchase, particularly when it comes to buying an accessible vehicle. Not only do you want to make sure you’re comfortable with the vehicle’s features, but you want to be comfortable with the conversion equipment as well. A test drive allows you to determine if a vehicle will truly work for your mobility and lifestyle needs. At MobilityWorks, we make sure you have the opportunity to test drive any vehicles you may be interested in, even if it means bringing the vehicle to you! Consider the Type of Vehicle/Features You May Be ..read more
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Building Lasting Relationships with Our Clients
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by Kelly Stobie
1y ago
MobilityWorks is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. To celebrate, our team is reflecting on their best moments throughout their time with MobilityWorks. We’re sharing the stories of both our clients and team members, illustrating the impact that MobilityWorks has had on so many lives. Craig Harlow is a Certified Mobility Consultant at our Allentown, Pennsylvania location and has been with MobilityWorks for over 12 years. Throughout his tenure, he has served the company in a variety of roles, but his passion for service is unceasing. “My favorite part of working with this company ..read more
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Delivering Solutions Nationwide, No Matter the Distance
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by Kelly Stobie
1y ago
As MobilityWorks continues celebrating 25 years of helping clients gain the freedom, independence and personal freedom they desire, we’re putting the spotlight on some of our team members who have helped our mission. Lauren Garrett has been with MobilityWorks for six years and took on the role of Buy Direct Product Specialist when the program launched in 2018. She assists clients across the United States in finding a mobility solution, even if they’re 100 miles away from one of our stores. Lauren recognizes that there is a need nationwide for accessible transportation. Everyone deserves the f ..read more
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Meeting and Exceeding the Needs of Our Clients
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by Kelly Stobie
1y ago
MobilityWorks is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. To celebrate, our team is reflecting on their best moments throughout their time with MobilityWorks. We’re sharing the stories of both our clients and team members, illustrating the impact that MobilityWorks has had on so many lives. Peter Weagraff spent 15 years as a Certified Mobility Consultant with MobilityWorks and has recently joined our Commercial division. Before MobilityWorks, Peter had a career as a chiropractor and school teacher, and he thinks that both of those prior experiences have helped him to succeed at Mobili ..read more
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Knowing the Importance of ‘Being There’ for a Loved One
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by Drew Bassett
1y ago
Don and Rebecca Stratton will never forget November 11th, 2019. That morning, Don woke up unable to walk or move his lower extremities. It is “a day my body feels before I even have a chance to recall what day it is. In some ways, it is a day that is filled with grief and pain,” says Rebecca. “In other ways, it was a day filled with praise that the good Lord chose to keep my husband Don here. It’s a day that dreams were lost, but new dreams were found!” That morning, their lives changed forever. By entering a new role as Don’s caregiver, it has shown Rebecca what truly matters in life is some ..read more
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How to Avoid Online Scams When Shopping for a Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle
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by Kelly Stobie
1y ago
In today’s digital world, it is now easier than ever to make purchases online with the click of a button. While online shopping is often reliable, safe and convenient, it is also an opportunity for scammers to take advantage of unsuspecting shoppers. The risk is present no matter what product you’re trying to purchase – and the wheelchair accessible vehicle industry is no exception.  It is important to stay vigilant, especially when making a purchase as important as an accessible van. Here are a few tips to help you shop safely in the digital marketplace. Know Who You Are Buying From Pla ..read more
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Where Will Kyla Travel to Next?
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by Kelly Stobie
1y ago
8-year-old Kyla is your typical kid in many ways. She loves to be silly, go on trips with her family, and play with her friends! Due to a brain injury at birth, Kyla has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair to get around. However, that doesn’t stop her from having fun. Her adaptive equipment, including an accessible van, allows Kyla to take exciting trips with her family. So far, she has seen the sites in places like Michigan, Wisconsin, and Tennessee! Kyla’s family knows how important it is to make sure she experiences life to the fullest. Her routine involves a lot of doctor’s appointments ..read more
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‘Different, But On My Terms’
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by Kelly Stobie
1y ago
Ina has faced challenges all her life, beginning with a polio diagnosis at just 18 months old. Her health issues often left her feeling marginalized, ostracized, and ignored, but her determination from an early age would set the stage for a life full of adventure! “By the time I had my first corrective surgery at age six, I had heard the adults say that having a disability was a fate worse than death,” she reflects. “When I woke up from that surgery, I decided, at six, to live the life that suited me. I was different and I would remain different, but on my terms.” Living life carefully and ti ..read more
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A Sense of Freedom, Accomplishment, & Belonging
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by Kelly Stobie
1y ago
As this year’s InMotion event gets underway and we reflect on 25 years in the industry, we asked you — our clients — what it means to “be there.” For one of our clients, Eduardo, the idea of being there goes far and beyond making a trip to the store or going to the park. To him, it’s about the sense of freedom that comes with being able to “freely and independently leave the house and venture out into the world.” Below, Eduardo describes in his own words how having an accessible vehicle has impacted his life. What does “be there” mean to me? Be there is no other place like driving on the wee ..read more
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