How Long-Term Care Facilities Win With Adaptive Dining Spaces

Since a big part of being a resident in a long-term care facility is about daily living, it’s frustrating when a piece of furniture meant to be used multiple times a day just doesn’t work for you. Because of all the different types of disabilities that long-term care facilities cater to, it’s important that their…

The Americans with Disabilities Act was put into law in 1990, though it was a landmark victory for those with disabilities, a lot has changed since then. Even with the development of new wheelchair technology, our furniture has stayed frozen in time. For users of modern power chairs, ADA-compliant isn’t always synonymous with accessibility. Here…

Accessibility is often seen as a legal must-do, a checklist of measurements and clearances defined by the ADA. We believe that meeting the minimum requirement is just the beginning. When we move beyond simple accessibility and embrace universal design, we start building for people instead of requirements. Universal design isn’t just a niche specialty, it…