Over half of British adults have admitted they would be reluctant to use the current mobility aids available to them should they come to rely
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Call for more research into the effects of equipment on adults after first study into night time positioning equipment on older people
A new report by Scope has revealed the perceived extent of supposed negative attitudes that are held towards disabled people – and how many non-disabled
Nearly half of people plan to apply for a Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) to help keep their elderly mothers and fathers living independently at home, according to new research. The report claimed that people increasingly
More than 75% of over 65s who are online are using social media, representing a large portion of the mobility market’s customer base. That’s according
Many disabled consumers perceived mobility equipment to be ‘old fashioned’ and ‘not fit for purpose’, and want aids which are more stylish. Those are the
Everyone in this industry will have their own answer to that question, but sometimes it’s useful to get an outsider’s view of the matter. Last week a report landed on AMP’s desk claiming to reveal
A report has claimed to reveal the buying behaviours of customers in the mobility market in order to help industry professionals identify what consumers are looking
The average value of a small business in the UK has fallen from £94,000 in 2016 to £90,000 in 2017, with southern firms worth around
Members of the independent healthcare sector, including mobility firms and care homes are increasingly key partners in delivering health and social care from both government funded services and non-government sources such as insurance and self-pay. That’s in
