Yes, you can. Peak Wheelchairs (303-666-5150) and United Rentals, Inc. (303-443-7520) rent wheelchairs, and many other rental companies and organizations can be found in your local yellow pages.

Because MS affects each person differently, there is no way to predict the outcome for individual patients. However, statistics indicate that as many as two-thirds to three-quarters of all MS patients never require a wheelchair. Still, choosing to use a mobility device (e.g., cane, motorized scooter or wheelchair) can help MS patients combat fatigue - the most common symptom of MS - by conserving energy while getting from one place to another.

A reclining pediatric wheelchair with leg extensions will be needed at home. Early in the hospitalization please speak to the hospital workers. They will help make arrangements for discharge. We will provide you with a prescription for the wheelchair, walker, or crutches. In some cases, a hospital bed will be ordered. We work closely with the hospital social workers to coordinate discharge planning and arranging for a nurse and physical therapist to make home visits.

Wheelchairs can be accommodated in our main dining room along the Main Aisle and in our luxury boxes. Please let the box office know your special requirements when ordering tickets.

We are wheelchair friendly, and provide several wheelchair accessible bathrooms. Additionally, you can contact playawheels(at)burningman(dot)com with questions.

If you require a wheelchair, please contact your airline in advance and they should be able to provide a wheelchair for your use within the airport. If you require one for the duration of her stay, please email the Orlando/Orange County Convention & Visitors Bureau or visit their web site. They should be able to provide you with a list of companies offering such a service.

Unfortunately not. We are on the second floor of a building that only has stair access, so students who must use wheelchairs will not be able to get to the school. Yes, we do! Depending on the requests of students, we offer a variety of excursions, including an overnight stay on a farm, a day trip tour of Nagasaki, a weekend trip to the world's biggest caldera. We also run barbecues, visits to local festivals, and more, depending on the season.

A - YES! some easier than others because of the crowds. I have found the casinos very accommodating. The Hollywood Casino has Electric Scooter Wheelchairs available for Patrons. Check with the security guard at the entrance to see if any are available. Wheelchairs available at most casinos, check with valet or security.

Yes! Calpine lookout on the Sierraville Ranger District has renovated the 1934 lookout structure as an overnight rental. Reservations can be made through the National Recreation Reservation Service by calling 877-444-6777.

Yes! We rent bicycles at the school, for 500 yen per week. These can be very useful for traveling around the central area of the city, or for people whose accommodation is very close to the school. For people staying with a host family further away, your host family may provide a bicycle for your use. If borrowing a bicycle, be sure not to park it anywhere except official bicycle parking, as the city periodically sweeps up illegally parked bicycles, and impounds them.

Yes! The school rents cellphones for 1000 yen per week. Nothing more is required to receive phone calls, even from abroad, as receiving calls is free in Japan. However, to make calls, you need to buy prepaid "airtime", available from Softbank shops. The closest Softbank shop to the school is here. If you want to buy your own cellphone, Softbank is the only company still offering prepaid phones in Japan.

Yes you can! Join our DVD Rental Club and start renting any of the DVDs found at ChristianCinema.com! DVDs are mailed to you and there are no late fees.

Every effort is made to maintain a supply of wheelchairs at both entrances to the East and West buildings. Should you arrive and none are available, please approach the Information Desk to request assistance or call extension 2118. If you require assistance in transferring in and out of your car or in being transported to your appointment, it is recommended that you ask a family member or friend to accompany you to the Hospital.

Yes, the restrooms in the library comply with ADA standards for accessibility. For more information, contact the Circulation Department.

We have a number of non-motorised wheelchairs available for hire from our Whistlestop Shop for a refundable £10 deposit. If you would like to reserve a wheelchair for your visit please call 01834 891373 between 10am and 5pm. We also provide buggies for hire for a £10 deposit, £7 of which is refundable.

Yes, the studios allow one person to be seated with a disabled guest on the floor but space is strictly limited. Most soundstages can only accommodate one or two wheelchairs or guests that cannot negotiate stairs on the studio floor due to space constraints and safety concerns. If you, or someone in your party uses a wheelchair, has a disability or otherwise requires assistance, please email us at: tickets@audiencesunlimited.

Yes - the whole of the ground floor of the hotel is easily accessible by wheelchair and many of our bedrooms on all floors are accessible by wheelchair, via the hotel lifts. One of our ground floor bedrooms has a bathroom that is equipped with grab rails. There is an easy access cloakroom and toilet on the ground floor.