Lily Dolfen
Luca Veda – That’s how he rolls
10.12.2025
Music is more than just a passion for Luca Veda. It is his path to self-fulfillment. The 24-year-old lives with SMA type 2 and does not let barriers slow him down. Whether on stage or in everyday life, he stands for inclusion, and the power to consistently live out his dreams. In REHACARE eMag, he talks about motivation, music and his goal of one day performing on the Tomorrowland main stage.
Messe Düsseldorf
Community Day at REHACARE: Leisure, culture, and new perspectives
10.10.2025
People from the community reported during the Community Day at REHACARE 2025 on how they find courage, push boundaries, and overcome barriers in their everyday lives – whether at outdoor events in wheelchairs, living with progressive blindness, or on the festival stage. Their experiences make it clear that participation also means being able to organize one's leisure time independently.
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Festivals in a wheelchair: What accessibility really looks like at the campsite
05.09.2025
Florian Flügge has spent many summers with his festival crew at major events, in a wheelchair and right in the middle of the camping hustle and bustle. For him, festivals mean more than just music: community, freedom, improvisation – and the desire for genuine participation. But how accessible is partying in a tent really? What works well, what doesn't, and what can organizers do better?
Jens Fricke
Sarah Brückner – That's how she rolls
19.06.2024
Sarah Brückner is a passionate musician. Together with her husband, she performs as the folk duo Mrs. Greenbird. An accident in 2021 changed many things. As a social pedagogue, Sarah Brückner had already fought for inclusion in the past. What has changed for her as a prosthesis user and how she rolls otherwise, she tells us on REHACARE.com.
Emily Sandgren
Enjoying music with hearing aids
30.05.2023
For decades, hearing aids have been focused on improving communication by separating speech from background noise. While the technology has made strides in terms of speech, it is still subpar when it comes to music.
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Singing supports stroke rehabilitation
20.03.2023
Many stroke survivors suffer from aphasia. According to a recent study at the University of Helsinki, singing-based group rehabilitation can support patients' communication and speech production and increase social activity even in the chronic phase of stroke.
icho systems GmbH
ichó: The smart therapy ball for home use
16.12.2022
Building communication, strengthening skills, and responding to individual needs – that is the goal of icho systems GmbH. To realize their vision, the team has developed the ichó therapy ball. It brings therapeutic measures and individual support to people's homes and can be used to promote cognition and motor activity.
THERA-Trainer by medica Medizintechnik GmbH
THERA-Trainer: Complete solution for gait rehabilitation
24.11.2022
The goal of THERA-Trainer by medica Medizintechnik GmbH is to make it easy for people with restricted mobility to regain their lost mobility. That is why the family company has designed professional therapeutic products and robotic assisted complete solutions for all phases of lower extremity rehabilitation.
Udo Fischer | nunsichtbar.de
Cassandra Mae Spittmann – That's how she rolls
01.12.2021
Cassandra Mae Spittmann discovered the world of rhythm at the age of two. While she started out playing the tabla with her feet, the 19-year-old now elicits the notes with her hands. She has remained true to her preference for Indian music. With her voice and her songs, however, she is reaching an ever-growing audience worldwide. At REHACARE.com she tells us how she rolls otherwise.