Frontier Access & Mobility Systems Inc.

11/23/2025

Frontier Access and Mobility will be OPEN 8AM TO 5PM Friday November 28th Black Friday Sales. Come on in and shop all the in-store sales!!!

11/21/2025

Hot of the press Buy Local Cheyenne !!

11/21/2025

Skin protection and warmth. Synthetic sheepskin. Frontier Access and Mobility carries items that help protect skin and keep the user warm . Come on in and see 👀!

11/20/2025

Walking aids. Front Wheel walkers, 4 Wheel Walkers and Stand up walkers. Frontier Access and Mobility carries a full line of these walkers, styles and colors.

11/18/2025

Born with spina bifida, Josh Turek credits growing up poor and disabled for helping instill the mental strength and character that eventually helped him become a two-time Paralympic gold medalist, then get elected to Iowa’s House of Representatives as a first-time candidate in 2022.

The 20th District seat he won had been held by Republicans for the previous three elections, but Turek “climbed, crawled and dragged” his wheelchair to 14,000 doors in the district and eked out a win by six votes. The victory burnished his credentials as the rare candidate who can communicate across party lines in these highly partisan times.

Now, Turek is facing his biggest challenge yet on the campaign trail. He has eight months before Iowa’s primary election to convince Democratic voters to give him a chance to become the first permanently disabled U.S. Senator from Iowa.

New Mobility spoke with him about how he is crafting his message to voters as a proudly disabled candidate, how he believes getting out the disabled vote will be “one of his superpowers” in the race and much more.

Read more: https://newmobility.com/could-paralympian-and-prairie-populist-josh-turek-be-iowas-next-senator/

11/18/2025

Bathroom safety




Frontier Access and Mobility carries a full line of different types of toilet risers, bedside commodes along with the accessories.

11/17/2025

Reachers!! Great gift for the one challenged by height, bending over or the arms just aren't quite long enough. Shop local.

11/15/2025

Need some assistance getting those shoes or boots slid on easier? Frontier Access and Mobility carries long handle shoe horns.

11/14/2025

Accessible travel organization Wheel the World recently named Oregon as the first state to be “Accessibility Verified.” Power wheelchair user and longtime Oregon resident Ian Ruder decided to investigate what that means for disabled travelers.

He found that Travel Oregon hired Wheel the World to send evaluators to over 750 destinations in Oregon to measure and document all the relevant accessibility features — not just mobility, but also visual, hearing and cognitive features. The state has also invested $8 million in accessibility grants over the last two years.

“It might be Mobi-mats here, it might be an enhanced trail here, but there has been a lot of [accessible] infrastructure invested in Oregon in the last two years,” says Kevin Wright, Travel Oregon’s VP of brand stewardship. “I don’t know of any other state that’s invested that much money … There’s so much happening that there’s a lot more for people to explore that maybe they couldn’t in the past.”

Read more: https://newmobility.com/oregon-is-the-first-accessibility-verified-state-travel-destination/

11/14/2025

11/14/2025

With New Mobility – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 3 months in a row. 🎉