Education in Motion

Created by clinicians for clinicians, Education in Motion provides the latest information concerning manual chairs, power chairs, and wheelchair seating. Read blogs, articles, and industry resources as well as real life clinical applications and outcomes.

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Recent Blog Posts

Celebrate National Wheelchair Beautification Month with Color That Truly Fits

For clinicians, every recommendation matters – especially when it comes to products that be...

The All-in-One Slider System: A Solution for Any Bathroom

When a person requires assistance in their bathroom to either shower or toilet, having the right ...

Seating and Wheeled Mobility: A Clinical Resource Guide, 2nd Edition Now Available

The second edition of Seating and Wheeled Mobility: A Clinical Resource Guide has been published ...

How Tilt and Custom Seating Changed Greg's Life

The term "cushion" can be used in a variety of different ways when it comes to wheelcha...

Pediatric Standers vs. Gait Trainers

For children with additional needs, specialist equipment can open up opportunities for physical d...

Benefits of the True Fit Growth Program

True Fit is a program that offers one free growth kit within a five-year period on select wheelch...

Air Travel with a Wheelchair: What the Wheelchair and Seating Professional Should Know

Flying with a wheelchair has its challenges. Riders, families, airlines, airports, disability gro...

Features, Benefits, and Considerations for QUICKIE Folding Wheelchairs

During the clinical evaluation, as the therapist, you will determine the client's functional ...

Leckey Letters of Medical Necessity

These Leckey sample LMNs serve as guides to highlight the clinical benefits of Leckey products. W...

Choosing Your Optimal Manual Wheelchair Power Assist Device

When choosing a power assist/add-on device for a manual wheelchair, consider that each has distin...

Preserving Upper Limb Function: Clinical Reasoning for Empulse R90

There is strong evidence of increased incidence of upper limb (UL) repetitive strain injuries (RS...

Pediatric Walking Resources

Ambulation is a developmental milestone that enhances self-initiated movement and independent mob...

Jessica Presperin Pedersen - Sunrise Medical USA

OTD, MBA, OTR/L, ATP/SMS - Director of Clinical Education - North America

Karla Sonderland - Sunrise Medical USA

MS, OTR/L, ATP - Clinical Education Manager - US Midwest

Lindsey Veety - Sunrise Medical USA

PT, DTP, ATP/SMS - Clinical Education Manager - US Northeast

Erica Walling - Sunrise Medical USA

MPT, ATP/SMS - Clinical Education Manager - US Southeast

Christy Natale - Sunrise Medical USA

DPT, ATP/SMS, CRTS - Clinical Education Manager - US West

Mayari Solórzano-Chavez - Sunrise Medical Latin America

BA, BHScOT, MHM, OT Reg. (Ont.) - Clinical Educator

Kelly Honeycutt - Sunrise Medical USA

Technical Education Manager

Joseph Roebuck - Sunrise Medical USA

Technical Trainer

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