Mobility News

The Government has advised anybody who comes into contact with the coronavirus to self-isolate for 7 days, and that everybody over 70 years to isolate themselves for at least 4 …

If you tend to travel far and take your mobility scooter on the road then you need not only a comfortable class 3 mobility scooter, but also one that will go the distance. Here are our best performing mobility scooters.

Ever since I acquired my chronic illness, accessible and inclusive employment has been a topic close to my heart. Like many people with long-term illnesses, I’m one of the ‘in-betweeners’. …

After an unusually cold start, with one of the coldest and driest Aprils on record, we are finally starting to see a little more sunshine and the temperature is slowly …

Every May, we honour ME Awareness Month. Every May, people living with ME/CFS come together to share their lived experiences and use their limited energy to advocate for change. Every …

Over a year into the pandemic, and we’ve reached a point where I’m about to say something I never thought would: I miss my mobility aids. It’s no secret that …

Like many people, I felt cautiously optimistic about the recent plans outlined for the UK’s ‘roadmap’ out of lockdown. More and more of the UK population are being vaccinated every …

Back in 2016, I experienced around four months of chronic migraines. Those four months gave me some of the most debilitating pain I’ve ever had to endure. From October 2016 …

You don’t need me to sit here and tell you that 2020 was a year for the history books. The past twelve months have tested the population in ways they’ve …

This week we opened our 19th mobility showroom, in Preston, Lancashire. It’s filled it to the rafters with only the best mobility aids from the biggest brands around. CareCo Preston …

Brentwood was our first showroom, and at its time of opening it provided ample space for us to showcase all our best mobility products. But as the years have gone …

The last three months have been a rather bizarre time for people in the UK. Day-to-day life radically changed almost overnight, and it isn’t surprising that the gradual easing of …

We are now almost at the end of the 12 week isolation period that the Government recommended all over 70s to undertake, and May and June has seen some lovely …

A month into the UK’s lockdown, the general public are just about settling into routines and adapting to their new circumstances. It’s been uplifting to see many non-disabled people going …

Our mobility shops are still open, and we are keeping them meticulously clean by using products that have been tested to kill coronavirus.

Over the last 6 weeks while our shops have been closed, we’ve been adjusting to the unfortunate situation that coronavirus has brought about. Although our shops are closed and many …

As somebody with ME/CFS who has been sitting back and calmly watching the country scramble to adapt, it occurred to me that there are still key differences in our perceptions of what it means to be isolated.

If you need proof that you can stay active at home, then look to Captain Tom Moore, who is celebrating his 100th birthday in a unique way – he’s raising …