Étiquette : Pragmatism
Inclusion, a Global Vision
The wheelchair coverage reform is an important step, but it does not, on its own, solve the broader issues of inclusion. Having a high-quality wheelchair only makes sense if the environment is accessible. Laws from 2005 and 2019 laid the groundwork for accessibility in transport and buildings, but users still face major obstacles: inaccessible housing,…
Anticipating the « Boom Effect » and Increased Demand
The elimination of out-of-pocket costs will undoubtedly lead to a significant increase in demand for wheelchairs. This is what is known as the « boom effect, » already observed in similar reforms. Many users may legitimately choose to replace an aging wheelchair or opt for higher-performing models with previously inaccessible features. While this is undeniable progress, it…
