Complex Rehab Technology (CRT) relies on innovation to meet the evolving needs and goals of people with disabilities. But is CRT a nurturing environment for new ideas and new technology? LUCI co-founders Barry Dean and Jered Dean discuss barriers to new technology and how stakeholders can work together toward more successful seating and mobility outcomes.

In the best of times, working in Complex Rehab Technology is physically, mentally, and emotionally challenging. CRT professionals work hard to take care of others... but who's taking care of CRT professionals? Patrick Boardman, ATP, shares what he's hearing  from colleagues... and explains why self care must also be an industry priority.

NCART's Executive Director Don Clayback and Associate Director Mickae Lee recap Complex Rehab Technology issues that have carried over from 2021, and discuss the policy and advocacy priorities they're working on as the industry looks to move forward from the pandemic.

Twenty years ago, Rick Graver, ATP, the owner of Medtech Services Inc. in Reno, Nev., wrote a Mobility Management column on providing excellent wheelchair service. Listen to why Rick thinks service is still king — and why independent providers are still critically important to CRT and DME — in this premiere episode of our 20th anniversary series.

Mark Schmeler, Director of the International Seating Symposium (ISS), and Barry Steelman, founder of Steelman Marketing, discuss pandemic-related format changes to the 2022 ISS... and what this year's changes mean for future events.

Transportation is one of many factors that can determine how successfully a wheelchair with complex seating will be used in the community. Danny Langfield, CEO of the National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association (NMEDA), joins the Mobility Management podcast to discuss how collaborations between adaptive automotive dealers and Complex Rehab Technology professionals can create better outcomes for consumers and families.

In this special episode in collaboration with NCART, Brook McCall, Erin Michael, Mike Osborn, and Mickae Lee share why and how they advocate to preserve consumer access to Complex Rehab Technology... plus tips on how they create meaningful, memorable conversations while overcoming public speaking jitters.

In NCART's 2021 Q3 update, Executive Director Don Clayback and Associate Director Mickae Lee recap the recent Medicare policy change for Complex Rehab Technology (CRT) manual wheelchair accessories; preview advocacy opportunities for CRT Awareness Week; and discuss NCART's next priorities.

Two of the most common seating and wheeled mobility-related frustrations for consumers are how long it can take to take delivery of a Complex Rehab wheelchair and then how long it can take to get that chair repaired. National Seating & Mobility's Gerry Dickerson and Charles Sargeant discuss current documentation requirements, as well as critical opportunities to reduce these timelines for end users and their families.