Michelle Lange spent some time sharing her background, her thoughts, and her awesome view into the world of Assistive Technology. This program is about 45 minutes long, and it's chocked full of great stuff. Michelle is a first-class presenter, super busy - as you know - and we're very lucky to have this time with her today.

Please listen, enjoy, and share.

When you look-up "Necessity is the Mother of Invention", you'll probably see Bruce Hammer's picture.

Bruce, a former professional motorcycle racer, was ranked second in the United States when his life took an unexpected turn in 1982. Bruce crashed during a race and became a quadriplegic after breaking his neck at the sixth/seventh cervical vertebra. Bruce, who also had a background in architecture, eventually began designing and creating products that would help him travel more independently. Inspired by the freedom that the products
provided, Bruce founded Nuprodx in 1998 to offer solutions to others.

Listen while Bruce tells a great story and lends his perspective on the future of rehab.

Doug Munsey founded Ki Mobility in 2005 and positioned the company squarely in the lightweight manual wheelchair arena. Since 2005, Doug has grown the company steadily and passionately for the people that need mobility and for the people that provide it.

Join us as we discuss the industry, the company, the players, and the future.

In 1992 Mike Ballard created National Seating & Mobility (NSM) and built a lasting company with the Song in its Heart. Mike was instrumental in putting the seating & mobility industry on the right path with a passion for providing products and services to the people that need it. NSM became the haven for everyone that shared the passion and soon grew to national prominence as the premier provider with Mike at the helm.

Listen to this Part 1 episode... to Mike as he covers a lot of ground in his inimitable story telling style.

Mark has been a leader and advocate for the seating and mobility community for as long as I've known him. His enlightened, first-hand perspective is refreshing and candidly objective. Please listen to Mark discuss the world of Rehab and his take on where it's been and where it's going.

Scott Meuser, Chairman and CEO of Pride Mobility,  shares his views and his contagious enthusiasm about Pride, Quantum and the future of Rehab. Listen to Scott paint a convincing, upbeat picture about innovation, passion for doing the right thing, and improving the lives of people in wheelchairs.

Mike Ballard, founder of National Seating & Mobility, continues with Part 2 of his discussion about where the World of Rehab came from and where it's going.

Dr. Schmeler continues his conversation about Rehab, Seating, and Mobility. Mark is an important cog in the machinery that crafts the future of Rehab, Please listen to his upbeat and enlightened understanding of how best to manage the future of providing mobility to the people that need it.