AUBURN, Washington (July 5, 2022)—EZ-ACCESS, a division of Homecare Products, Inc., is pleased to announce the addition of a new manufacturing and distribution facility in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, a relocated corporate headquarters in Auburn, Washington, and the opening of an East Coast office in Madison, Tennessee.
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ALGONA, WASH. (September 21, 2020)—EZ-ACCESS has expanded its dealer’s product portfolio by releasing a commercial-grade ramp system exclusively for durable medical equipment (DME) providers.
Working with nonprofits to get adaptive mobility devices to those who need them
9-year-old Hannah Smith cuts the ribbon to her new vertical platform lift donated by EZ-ACCESS. Pictured with Hannah are (L-R) her parents, Aaron and Jenni, sister Hayden, Jim Greatorex of VGM Live at Home and Tim Combs of Americans for Independent Living.
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WATERLOO, Iowa (August 8, 2017)—EZ-ACCESS and VGM Forbin are pleased to announce the launch of the new EZ-ACCESS website: ezaccess.com. The updated website, created by VGM Forbin, was designed to help current and prospective customers searching for products have a better user experience.
ALGONA, WASH.(November 30, 2015)—EZ-ACCESS has introduced a new portable ramp to its SUITCASE line that offers wheelchair and scooter users a premier ramp designed for a lifetime of accessibility.
HME providers have a huge opportunity to participate in this effort, and here are the reasons
Make sure safety is always within reach
These customers can benefit from the use of lifts and ramps
Use the assessment process to help homeowners define their needs
Retail HME strategies for ramps and lifts in the competitive bidding environment
The Board of Certification/Accreditation, International of Owings Mills, Md., recently released additional details regarding upcoming changes to the education and experience prerequisites for its orthotist and prosthetist certifications. The new requirements, which will take effect on Jan. 1, mark the fulfillment of a commitment known as the “Historic Agreement,” which can be found on the board’s website.