Wheelchair Fitness Solution is the universal smart training system created for wheelchair users. This machine allows users to conduct a full workout regime using a patented harness...
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Wheelchair Fitness Solution | Smart training system for wheelchair users
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KRANKcycle® Features with Becky Jalbert
Becky Jalbert, Product Manager for Matrix Fitness, introduces you to the basic features of the Johnny G Krankcycle by Matrix.
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Cybex & ABIL - Fitness for Everyone
Arizona Bridge for Independent Living uses the Cybex Total Access line to provide their members, with and without disabilites, the best fitness solutions possible.
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Rehabilitation for the Parkinson's Disease Patient - a Biodex Informational Video
Body In Balance addresses the needs of their Parkinson's Disease patients using the Biodex Balance System SD, BioStep Elliptical and Gait Trainer 3. Using "Big Step" technique on the...
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Restoring Ambulation Slows Decline in Older Adults - a Biodex Informational Video
A demonstration of how ambulation exercises improve independence and social behavior. Viola, a near wheelchair-bound resident, exhibited mobility improvements after using the...
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T5 Video 2015
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PRO1 Upper Body Exerciser
SCIFIT's PRO1 Upper Body Exerciser can be used seated or standing. The adjustable cranks, head, console and seat ensure a proper fit for all users. The PRO1 is wheelchair accessible...
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SCIFIT StepOne Recumbent Stepper
SCIFIT's Recumbent Stepper offers easy access and a smooth, quiet workout. StepOne features low starting resistance, wheelchair access, and natural movement, making it ideal for...
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SCIFIT Recumbent Bikes - ISO1000R & ISO7000R
SCIFIT recumbent bikes provide outstanding lower body exercise to users of all ages and abilities. Featuring a true step-through design with 23 inches of clearance, SCIFIT recumbent...
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T4R Video 2015
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Upper Body Cycle - a Biodex Informational Video
The Biodex Upper Body Cycle is invaluable for upper extremity rehabilitation and conditioning and is wheelchair accessible.
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V. Public/Common Use Restrooms
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11B-213.1.1 Toilet facilities for designated user groups
Where separate toilet facilities are provided for the exclusive use of separate user groups, the toilet facilities serving each user group shall comply with Section 11B-213.
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Patient Bedrooms [6.3]
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6.3 Patient Bedrooms
Provide accessible patient bedrooms in compliance with 4.1 through 4.35. Accessible patient bedrooms shall comply with the following:
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III-7.5145 Bathrooms
III−7.5145 Bathrooms (ADAAG §§4.1.3(11); 4.22.4). Every public and common use bathroom must be accessible. Generally only one stall must be accessible (standard five-by-five feet)....
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6.3 PATIENT BEDROOMS
Provide accessible patient bedrooms in compliance with 4. Accessible patient bedrooms shall comply with the following:
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11B-213.1.1 Toilet facilities for designated user groups
Where separate toilet facilities are provided for the exclusive use of separate user groups, the toilet facilities serving each user group shall comply with Section 11B-213.
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12) Bathrooms
12) Bathrooms ADAAG: Every public and common use bathroom must be accessible. Generally only one stall must be accessible (standard five-by-five feet). When there are six or more...
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11B-213.1.1 Toilet facilities for designated user groups
Where separate toilet facilities are provided for the exclusive use of separate user groups, the toilet facilities serving each user group shall comply with Section 11B-213.
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Section 1193.2 Scoping (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Several manufacturers drew analogies to portions of facilities covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), such as stadium seats, hotel rooms, and telephones in a bank as giving...
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4.22.1 Minimum Number
Accessible toilet rooms shall be on an accessible route....
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4.22.1 MINIMUM NUMBER
Accessible toilet rooms shall be on an accessible route....
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M201.2 General Exception (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The MDE NPRM did not propose a general exception for diagnostic equipment that was not capable of meeting the MDE Standards. As described in Section IV.A.1....
