You can read the Edmunds.com article about wheelchair van ramp options.

Better Life Mobility will be showcasing the entire lineup of all Guidosimplex hand controls, hand control break levers, hand control accelerators, and much more!

You can find us at booth # 215 from March 15-17

See you there!

Better Life Mobility is proud to offer the latest in hand control and assisted driving equipment manufactured by Guido Simplex. For over 50 years Guido has been building the safest and most technologically advanced hand controls in the market, "I am both excited and honored to represent Guido products in the US", says Mo Abusham owner of Better Life Mobility.

Stop by any one of our three locations (San Diego, Las Vegas, and Riverside) for more information or call 800-400-4072

In order to provide our Las Vegas customers the best mobility experience Better Life Mobility will be moving to our new state of the art facility. Stay tuned for more details!

Toyota Sienna mobility minivans will quickly become a top seller for VMI, in part due to their stylish appearance. However, there is more than meets the eye to these wheelchair minivan conversions, and wheelchair access in a Toyota Sienna minivan is unlike any other.

We will be showing off to Edmunds.com the all new 2013 Toyota Sienna van made accessible by VMI.

Join us for a day in honor of our heroes. Call for more details.

In a segment about our local military heroes, Better Life Mobility will be offering adaptive driving for a disabled veteran.

The La Jolla Festival of the Arts™, takes place on June 23rd & 24th on the beautiful coastal campus of UC San Diego at Warren Field. The “La Jolla” is one of the most prestigious juried art shows in the country and will once again feature over 190-award winning artists, along with live chalk art creations, art performances, delicious and healthy cuisines, adult beverage libations, and live entertainment throughout the weekend.

The Festival is produced by the Torrey Pines Kiwanis, a non-profit organization that raises funds to support adaptive sports and recreation programs for San Diegans with disabilities. This year’s festival will also benefit Sharp Rehabilitation Services. The Festival is a unique opportunity to combine support for adaptive programs and services that help those who have incurred serious and long term injuries, and artists who work hard to bring creativity and imagination to us every day. Take the opportunity to help support your community, meet special people and enjoy a wonderful day of fun and excitement!

On Sunday, May 20th 2012 San Diego Adaptive Sports Foundation and HeadNorth are partnering to host the 3rd Annual Stroll & Roll event at NTC Park near Liberty Station. This unique event brings together two organizations who share the same passion to promote active and independent lifestyles for youth and adults with physical disabilities.
The Stroll & Roll event begins with a 2K walk or stroll followed by breakfast, wheelchair sports demonstrations and a vendor fair. Athletes will showcase their skills while attendees get the opportunity to try out sports like wheelchair basketball, rugby and more.
Registration opens at 8:30 am and the 2K starts at 9:30 am.
All monies raised will directly support both programs devoted to improving those lives of individuals with physical injuries, illnesses and disease.