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Did you know that 93% of people with disabilities don't use a wheelchair? Not every disability is even visible from the eye but can still impact someone's life just as much as a visible disability.

As the warm summer days unfold in Hampshire, we're excited to share our guide to county's most accessible day out destinations.

Getting a good night's sleep is crucial for your overall health and wellbeing. While a standard bed may get the job done, an adjustable bed can take your sleep experience to the next level.

Investing in a curved stairlift is a huge purchase, and takes lots of planning before it's even installed. At Solent Mobility Centre, we always want to ensure that our stairlifts are perfect for you, so you can have peace of mind knowing you'll be experiencing luxury.

If you follow us on social media, you might recall our recent highlight about the lovely Mrs Grant, whose journey led to us through a referral from SSAFA. Known for her spirited independence, Mrs Grant faced challenges with her mobility over time.

We're thrilled to share some fantastic news with you. Our showroom has been upgraded with a brand-new addition.

Are you a wheelchair user? Check out this guide to stay safe and protected in the cold winter season!

The holiday season is upon us, and we couldn't be more excited to celebrate with you!

Last Friday, we hosted our Members Day! We rolled out the red carpet for all our amazing members. The day was filled with excitement, laughter, exclusive offers, delicious treats, and delightful surprises. Let's relive the fantastic moments of this unforgettable day!

Did you know that there are two types of beds that help increase the quality of sleep for people with disabilities or mobility impairments? These incredible solutions are known as adjustable beds and profiling beds. While they appear similar to each other, they each serve unique purposes with some interesting differences. Keep reading to discover the key features of these must-have mobility aids!

Many organisations believe that having building plans is all you need for a solid evacuation plan. But guess what? It's not that simple! To keep everyone safe, evacuation plans should be customised to the unique needs of the workplace and the people in it.

What does it mean when a wheelchair is labelled as "Crash Tested"? And what is a "suitable vehicle"?

Cooper and his new wheels making off roading so much easier.

Dance classes for wheelchair users with Winchester’s Liberate Dance

The girls started having seizures at such a young age; Scarlett and Eleri were only 2 months old when her first seizure occurred. Seizures can manifest in different ways, depending on which part of the brain is involved, but both girls had seizures including tonic clonic, focal, absence, tonic and atonic seizures.