At Access Rehabilitation Equipment, we commit to providing you and your loved ones solutions for life! Fitting your lifestyle, each aid and equipment is tailored to the unique challenges you are facing, so work with us to find the independence and mobility you want!
It’s been a long time coming, but disabled people are starting to feature much more heavily in Australian advertising and other media, a change that has been welcomed by many.
Meet Teleport, the newly developed robot that can be operated remotely with just the blink of an eye. This exciting development has great potential for people with disability.
Makayla Gallehawk has always been passionate about dance, and having the help of disability service Choice, Passion, Life has given her the power to live her dream.
A new documentary smashes stereotypes about the portrayal of disabled people in film, with the aim of improving inclusion for directors, actors and writers with disabilities.
Effective documentation is essential to getting great results from therapy, and in helping your clients secure access to the funding and equipment they need to thrive.
Some schools have banned them as a distraction, but are fidget spinners just another fad toy or are they a useful therapeutic tool for some children? Turns out, they can be both.
A new form of pilates helps remove the barriers to exercise that wheelchair users face, so that people with cerebral palsy and multiple sclerosis can now enjoy the benefits.
Travelling is challenging, and it can be particularly hard for disabled people. One company seeks to change that – Planet Abled is making travel accessible to all.
A stroke can devastate your mobility and leave you feeling like you have to rely on others for everything. Here are five tips that will help you to regain your independence.
An important update regarding COVID-19/Coronavirus and the precautionary measures being implemented by ARE and the actions required of their staff, clinicians and clients.
Life can be expensive for people who have a disability, but there are a number of government and non-profit resources that can help alleviate the financial burden.
Having a fall is an unfortunate risk of getting older. For ageing adults, falls can be a result of medication, underlying illness or low blood pressure. Our team shares some things to monitor after a fall.
Access Rehab is getting ready for the nationwide rollout of the NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme). Find out whether you are eligible and what to expect from the NDIS in 2016 and 2017.
Wouldn't you love to do something to help aged and disabled individuals and at the same time improve your fitness level? Then why not sign up for Steptember!
Disabilities can create barriers for people when trying get more involved in their local community. At Access Rehab, we provide solutions for independence, in supplying daily mobility but also allowing our clients to have access to a range of social and fun activities.
Dogs are not only man's best friend for the visual impaired community, but also for other disabled individuals as well. Assistive dogs are amazing supportive aids for individuals for mobility assistance and daily living. Learn more about these amazing canines in this blog.
Being in a wheelchair or having another disability doesn’t have to be a limit to your ability to travel. You can be inspired by the Gippsland region’s diverse range of accessible visitor experiences and accommodation options.
Join our Continuing Personal Development Day on 28th August 2015 to gain an insight into the way to master daily life across a 24 hour spectrum through concepts and advice explained by Ottobock Occupational Therapist & Development Manager Joelle Clamp.