Abilities International has confirmed Partners in Medicine as an official sponsor of the 2026 Abilities International Accessibility Conference, strengthening the event’s focus on cutting-edge solutions that enhance independence and quality of life for individuals with physical disabilities.
Partners in Medicine is a U.S.-based distributor specialising exclusively in FDA-registered, best-in-class assistive devices manufactured overseas and delivered to patients, clinicians, and caregivers across the United States. The company is dedicated to advancing upper extremity mobility through innovative technology that supports reaching, lifting, and grasping for individuals with limited arm strength or control.
Among its leading products is the O110 Mechanical Arm Support, designed for individuals who require assistance raising their arms and retain moderate shoulder strength. For those with more limited strength, the O540 Powered Arm Support provides powered assistance to enable essential upper-body movement. Partners in Medicine also distributes the Jaco Robotic Arm, a highly advanced solution that supports complex reaching and grasping tasks, helping users regain functional independence in daily activities.
A key component of the company’s mission is accessibility. All of its upper extremity mobility devices are covered by insurance, ensuring that patients can access advanced assistive technology without unnecessary financial barriers. Partners in Medicine also prioritises personalised support, encouraging prospective users to explore solutions directly with its clinical and service team.
Through its involvement with the Abilities International Accessibility Conference, Partners in Medicine will help showcase how modern assistive technology can dramatically improve real-world outcomes for individuals with physical impairments. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn more about upper extremity support solutions that promote independence, participation, and long-term function.
This partnership reflects a shared commitment between Partners in Medicine and Abilities International to expand access to life-changing technology and to support continued innovation within the assistive technology and rehabilitation sectors.