Laurie Watanabe is the Editor in Chief at Mobility Management. She specializes in health and wellness, healthcare technology, and events, focusing on topics such as digital health, telehealth, and wellness programs. Laurie has been featured in Mobility Management and HME Business.
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Laurie Watanabe's coverage predominantly revolves around healthcare, mobility management, and assistive technology. She primarily features press releases and private sector announcements within these sectors.
Given the nature of her articles, Laurie is likely to be interested in news related to innovations in mobility management technologies, updates on wheelchair design or regulations, advancements in healthcare practices or policies relating to assistive technology.
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By: Laurie Watanabe
The National Coalition for Assistive & Rehab Technology (NCART) has added three new members to its board of directors following a board election earlier this summer.
By: Laurie Watanabe
Pride Mobility has launched the latest generation of its popular Go Go Travel Mobility line: the Go Go Ultra X Gen 3 scooter. The revamped scooter provides more leg room, more pass-through space, and a more comfortable seated position thanks to a new deck design. The Ultra X Gen 3 also has a wraparound delta…
By: Laurie Watanabe
Drive Medical is bringing intelligent technology to mobility aids. The manufacturer has launched its Unbound IQ by Drive brand, a collection of “connected, digital health and tech-enabled solutions,” the company said in a July 29 announcement. Noting that the introduction coincides with “a pivotal moment in how care is delivered and measured,” Drive Medical said…
Austin in August: Live music, tacos and world-famous bats. But the real draw this August 26-28 is our HME Business FUTURE conference, bringing together home medical equipment (HME) executives, expert and leaders. Once again, we are co-located with our sister publication, Home Health Care News, and its FUTURE conference. This year, however, we are leaning…
By: Laurie Watanabe
The manufacturer has launched Unbound IQ by Drive, a brand of “connected, digital health and tech-enabled solutions,” the company said in a July 29 news announcement.
By: Laurie Watanabe
Ultra X Gen 3 scooter The redesigned scooter features a new deck design with more leg room and more pass-through space, which also results in a more comfortable seated position.
By: Laurie Watanabe
Transportation can be a complex and common concern for wheelchair riders, their families and caregivers. While power wheelchair transportation tends to make headlines in the Complex Rehab Technology world, transportation over longer distances is also challenging for manual wheelchair riders, particularly those who don't use power-assist systems.
The revamped scooter provides more leg room, more pass-through space, and a more comfortable seated position thanks to a new deck design. The Ultra X Gen 3
Drive Medical is bringing intelligent technology to mobility aids. The manufacturer has launched its Unbound IQ by Drive brand, a collection of “connected,
By: Laurie Watanabe
Drive Medical has a new leader heading its respiratory clinical affairs efforts. In an Aug. 6 news announcement, the manufacturer announced the appointment of Chrysalis Ashton, MSRC, RRT, as head of respiratory clinical affairs and industry relations, a ”move reflecting Drive’s continued investment in clinical leadership across its respiratory business.” Drive noted that Ashton is “a nationally…
