Wareologie Pivots To Portable Parallel Bars For People With Disabilities

ANN ARBOR – Gina Adams founder of Wareologie, a magnetic button for people with disabilities, pivoted into developing portable parallel bars, what she describes as a game-changer for acute care, skilled nursing facilities, rehab, mobile therapy, and even outpatient clinics with small therapy gyms.

She developed her new product with the help of Centrepolis Accelerator at Lawrence Technological University.

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