Complex Rehab Technology (CRT) relies on innovation to meet the evolving needs and goals of people with disabilities. But is CRT a nurturing environment for new ideas and new technology? LUCI co-founders Barry Dean and Jered Dean discuss barriers to new technology and how stakeholders can work together toward more successful seating and mobility outcomes.
Historically, service and repair departments at Complex Rehab Technology (CRT) and HME businesses have underperformed, existing mainly to support clinicians and consumers, but with...
In October of 2005, Bryan Anderson of the U.S. Army was injured by an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) that resulted in the loss of...
While consumers who use seating and wheeled mobility equipment are the ultimate Complex Rehab Technology and DME customers, suppliers also work with a number...