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Philips recalled five million of their CPAP machines in June of 2021 and nine months later, many sleep apnea patients are still waiting for their machine to be repaired or replaced.

Easter Seals Nova Scotia has launched its second annual Valentine’s fundraiser. The non-profit organization provides individualized solutions to support inclusion and empower persons with disabilities.

It's been two years since Shawn Brush tried to replace his broken wheelchair, but he's still waiting. The Burlington, Ont., man with a rare condition says it takes too long to replace and repair electric wheelchairs — and he's not the only one.

A new library of assistive devices is launching Hamilton, which organizers hope will provide free access to wheelchairs, crutches, ankle braces and other items.

Mobility equipment retailers in London, Ont., say customers are experiencing longer than usual wait times due to global supply chain shortages.

During an ice storm, Cynthia, a woman in her 50s who lives in downtown Toronto and uses a walker, didn't know where she would get her next meal. If she couldn't afford food delivery, her plan was to drink a glass of water and wait to eat the followin