National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association (NMEDA)

Big thanks to MobilityWorks Woodinville! Great time last week at the National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association (NMEDA) Manufacturer’s Service School (MSS), hosted by MobilityWorks! We were honored to be invited to present and offer hands-on training on an ATC-converted SUV. The technicians on-hand were amazing - asking great questions, diving right in and actively participating in the training sessions, and getting the chance to provide actual service to the vehicle. Our Director of Dealer Education and Training, Drew Landers, was highly impressed by everyone he met as a part of ATC’s grassroots Expert Dealer Program! This group of techs has now secured ATC Certified Technician status, which further expands the national footprint of those able to provide expert service for local ATC customers. Shoutout to Michael Hill at MobilityWorks and Amy Lane with NMEDA for putting it all together – we couldn’t do it without you! Can't wait for the next one, especially since ATC Mobility will be hosting at our facility in Roanoke this coming May! #MobilityWorks #HandsOnTraining #KeepingItReal #AutoTechLife

Another successful MSS in the books! Our latest Manufacturer Service School brought top mobility experts together in Woodinville, WA. Thank you to our hosts at MobilityWorks and our eight participating manufacturers: Adapt Solutions, AMF-Bruns of America, ATC Mobility, BraunAbility, Collebuilt, Mobility Innovations, Q'STRAINT, and Sure Grip Hand Controls. Watch for details about our next MSS event coming soon!

?? March is Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month ?? Nearly 1 million Americans live with MS, facing unique mobility challenges. Driving is crucial for independence but MS can present obstacles behind the wheel. At NMEDA, we are committed to supporting individuals with MS through adaptive mobility solutions that empower their freedom and independence. As mobility professionals, we strive to help the MS community maintain safe, accessible transportation. ?? Let’s raise awareness, foster inclusivity, and support accessible mobility for all.

?? Aloha from NMEDA's CAMS Program! ?? Our Comprehensive Automotive Mobility Solutions (CAMS) education program brought mobility expertise to Honolulu on March 3. Led by Amy Lane, OTR/L, CDRS, healthcare professionals and industry stakeholders gathered for a day of learning and collaboration. Special thanks to our hosts at Soderholm Bus and Mobility and sponsors BraunAbility, Sure Grip Hand Controls, and Q'STRAINT for making this possible.

?? Happy International Women's Day! ?? Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women everywhere—especially those in the mobility industry and the disability community. At NMEDA, we recognize and honor the women who advocate, innovate, and lead the way toward greater mobility independence. Your contributions make a difference every day! ??

Last week, NMEDA was in Washington, DC, engaging with congressional members, staff, and the White House on various key issues. One major topic of discussion was tariffs and their potential impact on our members and the industry. We remain committed to monitoring these developments and advocating for our members, our industry, and, most importantly, those who rely on mobility vehicles.

Happy International Wheelchair Day! ??? Today, we celebrate the freedom and independence that wheelchairs and mobility solutions bring! At NMEDA, we're committed to ensuring wheelchair users have access to safe, reliable, and customized transportation through our dealer members and QAP program. Because mobility means more than just movement—it means freedom. ??

As we celebrate Black History Month, we honor the remarkable contributions of Black pioneers who have shaped mobility and accessibility. From Rufus J. Weaver’s innovative stair-climbing wheelchair to Bessie Blount Griffin’s life-changing feeding device, these trailblazers transformed the way we approach independence for people with disabilities. Their legacies inspire us to continue advocating for accessible solutions and equal access for all. Read more about their inspiring stories and contributions:?https://lnkd.in/eRp5y_Je

Here are three creative ways Bridge to Mobility secures sustainable funding: - Payroll deduction plans with BraunAbility and MobilityWorks, two of the largest companies in the WAV industry. - $50 for every WAV sold by 20+ National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association (NMEDA) dealer locations. - A new restraint system valued at $500 for every vehicle awarded, donated by AMF-Bruns of America. #BridgeToMobility #NMEDA #MobilityWorks #AMFBruns