Wheelchair Nerds

PR opportunities come from interviewing industry clinicians, policy experts, and accessible technology entrepreneurs. The show helps position guests as thought leaders in accessibility, policy shifts, and user-centered mobility solutions; ideal for spokespeople with clinical, clinical policy, or advocacy credentials. Booking difficulty is moderate, favoring individuals with rehab tech expertise, clinically-backed experience, or notable advocacy work.

59 episodes, Irregular, 4.9 rating

<1k, Female, USA

kayla.hohne@permobil.com

Education, Technology, Business, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture

Professional in rehab technology, healthcare policy, or accessibility advocacy; demonstrated impact in seating, mobility, or related fields.

policy impact on durable medical equipment, books, speaking engagements, or notable advocacy programs, media appearances in accessibility/rehab tech, successful entrepreneurship in disability-focused ventures

Catherine Sweeney - Clinical Perspectives On Wheelchair Evaluations, User-clinician Collaboration, Tara Shetterly - Advocating For User Needs, Questions To Ask At Evaluations, Maximizing Clinic Visits, Tamara Kittelson - Medicare Policy Changes, Clinician Perspectives, Eleanores Project, Jim Stephenson - Medicare Five-year Wheelchair Replacement Rule Changes, Policy Implications, Collin Pollock - Origin Story Of Wheelyq Barbecue, Managing Daily Routine With SMA

wheelchair evaluation, Medicare policy, wheelchair replacement rule, seating and mobility, advocacy, accessibility, rehabilitation technology, SMA, entrepreneurship