New Threshold and Portable Ramps Help Overcome Architectural Barriers At Home and in public You might have balked at the thought of getting a portable ramp for a number of reasons. What if they’re of poor quality, or too cumbersome to transport, and it won’t be worth the cost? The same thoughts cross your mind … Read more
So many houses are built without limited mobility people in mind. This carelessness in design means that while a person might outfit their own home to make it wheelchair accessible, visiting other homes and buildings can be a struggle. Keeping in mind the concept of “visitability” when constructing or designing a house will ensure that … Read more
The Amramp Los Angeles team installed two wheelchair ramps to provide accessibility to the YWCA Transitional Housing facility in Hollywood. This will help the homeless population as they transition from the streets to temporary housing. At the YWCA women will receive counseling and assistance to help them transition to permanent housing. Amramp installed commercial commercially … Read more
Did you know that of the 46.2 million elderly people in the United State, 89% wish to remain in their own homes? While it may be a challenge to implement, the key to helping your elders stay in their homes is preparation. Most of the aging population do not want to admit they need extra … Read more
The holidays are a busy time of year — full of visiting relatives and friends, baking cookies and cakes, and the joy of giving. Celebration fills the air and snow and ice can cover the ground and stairs. While some of the population can slip and slide around while managing to get to their end … Read more
Founded in 1998 by Julian Gordon, Amramp has continued to grow as the leading provider of modular wheelchair ramps, stairlifts, grab bars, vertical platform lifts and other accessibility solutions.
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