Many innovations created within the past decade have helped to improve life for people with limited mobility. From smart furniture that streamlines simple tasks to crutches that reduce the load on hands and wrists, intelligently designed innovations have the potential to help people with disabilities...
Read about Lili, a short-term user of the M+D Crutch....
Read about Farrah, a disabled model who talks about dealing with ableism and how they learned how to navigate the medical world with an invisible illness. ...
Thankful for Letiah Fraser… a New York City native who now lives in Kansas City. Letiah was born with cerebral palsy which causes weakness her arms and legs and affects her overall mobility. As a disability rights advocate and doctoral student, Letiah is very involved...
After seeing an Instagram post of Natasha at the North Pole with her M+D Crutches, the M+D Team was curious about how she traveled so far north with her M+D Crutches. We reached out to Natasha and were pleasantly surprised to hear Natasha travels all...
In March of 2020, Kelly needed a better mobility solution. She contacted our M+D Team by sending an email with questions. She had done her research online and wanted to ensure that she chose the best mobility aid for her specific needs. She was delighted...
Each day presents new challenges, and the user wants a range of mobility products to choose from. We have taken these learnings and developed a new product that we believe is affordable, accessible, and above all, a mobility option full of opportunity and personal preference....
Traveling with a mobility aid can be complicated but exploring life outside of your “comfort shell” can be worth any trouble. There is no one right answer on how to travel with mobility aids such as the M+D Crutches. Every mobility challenge is different, and...
Mobility+Designed understands that not all disabilities are visible. Our team first learned about invisible illnesses when we learned of the Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) is a group of inherited disorders that affect your connective tissues. For many living with EDS, walking without a mobility...
Nick “The Tornado” Turnbo is a competitive athlete who lives with cerebral palsy and uses the M+D Crutches every day! Read his story here....