Solving real user needs

At mo-vis, we focus on solving real user needs. We work together with dealers and therapists to find solutions. Want to share your story with us? Do not hesitate to reach out.

Man in wheelchair with chin control
  • This is a photo of mo-vis user Max with an all-round joystick

    In a tight spot: All-round Joysticks fit the bill

    by Guest Blogger Michelle L. Lange, OTR/L, ABDA, ATP/SMS

    While standard joystick modules are the most common power wheelchair driving method, these tend to be rather bulky and difficult to use if not mounted to the end of the armpad.
    If there is not adequate room to mount a standard joystick module where the driver has optimal control, an All-round Joystick may be used.
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  • This is a photo of a Multi Swing with Multi Joystick mounted

    Total control at your lips

    Patients in the later stages of ALS (and other diseases) may become increasingly paralyzed. At that moment, the combination of some mo-vis devices can offer most ALS patients a complete functional solution and opens new perspectives for a better quality of life.
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  • This is a photo of a Heavy Duty Kit on Curtis Standard Joystick

    When a standard joystick isn't enough: the Heavy Duty Joystick

    by Guest Blogger Michelle L. Lange, OTR/L, ABDA, ATP/SMS

    Some wheelchair users exert significant forces against the joystick handle. This can lead to damage within the joystick housing itself and result in the joystick no longer working. Heavy Duty Joysticks are designed to withstand more force with reduced chance of breakage.
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  • This is a photo of a wheelchair user

    All control in a grip

    Many wheelchair users of all ages have relentless muscle spasms due to involuntary muscle movements. A reinforced and enlarged proportional joystick, combined with a multi-functional switch, allows more controlled abilities.
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