In the best of times, working in Complex Rehab Technology is physically, mentally, and emotionally challenging. CRT professionals are accustomed to taking care of others… but who’s taking care of CRT professionals? Patrick Boardman, ATP, discusses what he’s hearing and noticing from colleagues… and explains why self care should also be industry priorities. To talk…

NCART’s Executive Director Don Clayback and Associate Director Mickae Lee recap Complex Rehab Technology issues that have carried over from 2021, and discuss policy and advocacy priorities as the industry looks to move forward from the pandemic.

Rick Graver, ATP, owner of Medtech Services Inc. in Reno, Nev. talks about CRT and DME service, then and now.

Mark Schmeler and Barry Steelman discuss a format change to this year’s CRT industry event.

NMEDA CEO Danny Langfield on how collaborations between adaptive automotive dealers and CRT professionals can create better outcomes for clients.

Brook McCall, Erin Michael, Mike Osborn, and Mickae Lee share their advocacy experiences and tips in honor of National CRT Awareness Week.

A Q3 update and a preview of September’s CRT Awareness Week.

NSM’s Gerry Dickerson and Charles Sargeant discuss the timelines to provide and repair CRT seating and wheelchairs per current policies.

NCART’s Don Clayback and Mickae Lee return with updates on Medicare’s manual wheelchair accessories policy, plus what comes next for power standing and seat elevation funding considerations, and the telehealth bills being considered in Congress.

The future of complex seating and wheeled mobility is often described in terms of evolving or breakthrough technology. But the future of Complex Rehab Technology (CRT) will also be defined and shaped by its people and its leadership. Pooja Viswanathan, Ph.D., explains how her background in academia led to her to co-found Braze Mobility, manufacturer…