Author Archives: Robin Ottenfeld

For many families, a wheelchair ramp is not a luxury—it’s a lifeline. Without one, safe entry and exit from a home can become difficult or even impossible. If you’ve ever wondered, “Will Medicaid cover a wheelchair ramp?” you’re not alone. The process can feel complicated, but the good news is: Yes, Medicaid may pay for […]

If you manage a commercial property, design public infrastructure, or are responsible for ADA compliance, you’ve likely come across the term truncated domes. You’ve probably seen them too—rows of raised bumps arranged in a grid pattern on sidewalk ramps, transit platforms, and curb cuts. But what exactly are truncated domes, where are they required, and […]

Dumpsters are a common sight behind restaurants, apartment buildings, retail stores, schools, and warehouses. But while these large containers are essential for waste management, they’re often difficult to access—especially for individuals with mobility constraints such as those who use walkers or wheelchairs. If your business is committed to accessibility, safety, and compliance, it’s time to […]

If you own a minivan and need to transport a wheelchair or mobility scooter, adding a wheelchair ramp for your van is an excellent solution. Whether you’re a caregiver, family member, or transportation service provider, finding the right van ramp for wheelchair access can make a significant difference in mobility and ease of use. In […]

When it comes to choosing a portable wheelchair ramp, there are two main options: multi-fold ramps and single-fold ramps. Both provide safe and reliable accessibility solutions, but depending on your needs, one may be better suited for you than the other. If you’re looking for a folding wheelchair ramp for home, travel, or public access, […]

If you or a loved one uses a wheelchair, adding a wheelchair ramp to your home can be life-changing. Whether it’s a portable wheelchair ramp or a more permanent aluminum wheelchair ramp, these accessibility solutions make it safer and easier to navigate everyday life. But one question we often hear is: “Are wheelchair ramps covered […]