Wheelchair Blog from AMS Vans
posted on Jun 08 by Stacy in the AMS News, Featured category
Get the latest news and commentary in our blog for wheelchair users, parents, friends, caretakers, and healthcare personnel. Read about the latest trends in wheelchair technology, handicap accessibility, and even medical breakthroughs. We also feature various guest writers in our wheelchair blog.
Join us for inspiring stories, fun interviews, upcoming events, product highlights, disability news, and information about our <a href=”http://www.amsvans.com”>handicap vans</a>. We focus on material for our wheelchair blog that is insightful as well as informative.
Buying a handicap accessible van is definitely an important event in your life, and we want to ensure that every step of the process is as smooth as possible. Once you do purchase your wheelchair van, we won’t disappear (and don’t want you to become a stranger, either)! You are a part of the AMS family.
Living with a disability or caring for someone with one can be difficult. We are here to help, and hope that through our new approach, along with the tips, blog entries, helpful links, interviews, etc we can offer you the support you have been searching for to make your lives a little easier.
If you ever have any questions, suggestions, concerns, or you would just like to say hello, please do not hesitate to contact us! Our customers are important to us, and we can’t wait to hear from you.
4 Comments
Gene, posted this comment on Nov 16th, 2009
Hi:
I got a message from someone in your company who calls himself “wheelchair jones”
He wrote on our site: http://www.squidoo.com/PimpMyWheelchair
“We’ve debated handing out mini license plates when selling wheelchair vans to match the wheelchair to the van. Think that’s corny?”
Thought I would let Wheelchair Jones know that I don’t think it is so corny. I think some people would really get a kick out of it. Why not try it and see what response you get?
Gene
Louise Klimkowski, posted this comment on Feb 18th, 2010
I have one of your vans, love it!! I live in NJ, in a Sr. Citizen development. On 2nd floor condo. Do not want to sell, I am in my 70’s. Would like to put outdoor stair lift, to take me up to my floor. (Two units on floor the other owner has no problem with this) Can the association stop me from doing this, or am I covered under some kind of disabilities laws?
All they will say, is submit all the paper work and we will decide. thanks Louise
Donna Newell, posted this comment on Apr 2nd, 2010
http://www.ada.gov/cguide.htm#anchor63409
“The Fair Housing Act also requires landlords to allow tenants with disabilities to make reasonable access-related modifications to their private living space, as well as to common use spaces. (The landlord is not required to pay for the changes.)”
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Patricia Hayes, posted this comment on Jul 23rd, 2009
Looking for a wheelchair van…used…around the year in the 90’s. Please give any information on the prices of this age group. Looking for regular size van. Person is a paraplegic and has been driving a car for many years with controls. His car is no longer operable because it is a 1987. Thank you We want this person to drive the Van himself.