By: Lalaina Rabary, People for Quality Care
The new school year is around the corner and Carey Britton and his team at
Active Mobility Center in Florida are celebrating, because one little girl will be back in the classroom.
For the past three months, Destiny Day, 5, has been confined to her home. Her medical condition, Pompe Disease, had weakened her muscles to the point where she needed a power wheelchair.
Destiny’s parents were not be able to afford the $26,000 power chair that would ensure their daughter’s mobility and independence. Unfortunately, upon filing for the necessary equipment, Medicaid denied their request, leaving Destiny without the necessary equipment for safe and independent accessibility.
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