Last week, the team at Alliance Mobility Solutions had the opportunity to attend the 2026 Rehab Equipment Expo (REE) at the Richmond Olympic Oval. The event brought together mobility professionals, occupational therapists, equipment suppliers, and members of the community to explore the latest innovations in accessibility and adaptive technology.
REE is always a great opportunity for us to connect with the people who are passionate about improving mobility and independence for individuals with disabilities. Throughout the day, we had many meaningful conversations with occupational therapists, healthcare professionals, and families who are looking for solutions to help make transportation more accessible.
At our booth, visitors were able to learn more about the mobility vehicle solutions we provide, including wheelchair accessible vehicles, hand controls, transfer seats, lifts, and other adaptive driving equipment. Our team also demonstrated how these technologies can be customized to fit each client’s unique needs, helping them regain independence and confidence on the road.
One of the highlights of the event was meeting so many dedicated professionals who share the same mission as we do—helping people live more independently through mobility solutions. It was also great to see new technologies and innovations that continue to push the industry forward.
We’d like to thank everyone who stopped by our booth, entered our giveaway, and took the time to learn more about what we do. Events like REE help strengthen the connection between mobility providers, healthcare professionals, and the communities we serve.
We’re also excited to announce that Alliance Mobility Solutions will be hosting a CAMS (Comprehensive Automotive Mobility Seminar) later this year, where occupational therapists and other professionals can learn more about mobility vehicle solutions and adaptive driving technologies. If you’re interested in attending, feel free to reach out to our team for more information.
Thank you again to the organizers of REE 2026 and to everyone who made the event such a success. We look forward to continuing to support the mobility community across British Columbia.
If you have questions about wheelchair accessible vehicles, adaptive driving equipment, or mobility solutions, our team would be happy to help. Feel free to contact us or visit our shop in Richmond to learn more.