MemberNamaikisaru
MemberSaw this good news about Australia. Wish they included a link to the Accessibility Hub they mentioned though… anyone know a link?
ttgasia.com
Tropical North Queensland takes firm steps towards accessible tourism | TTG Asia
Travellers with mobility impairment will now discover greater ease in planning their trip to Tropical North Queensland, now that an Accessibility Hub has been added to the Cairns & Great Barrier Reef destination website.
Reply to Medical facilities on cruise ships
Thank you so much! Yeah, I would plan on taking extra meds but wondered what would happen if I had a bad back spasm episode where my normal meds don’t cut it, but not really enough to go to hospital.
Is there a doctor in their medical facilities?
Medical facilities on cruise ships
I assume that there are medical facilities like a doctor and medicine etc on cruise ships, but what are they like? I have back pain from sitting in my wheelchair all day and sometimes need to refill prescriptions. Would something like that be possible? Are there any physical therapists aboard?
Would be interested to learn what is/isn’t available! Thanks!
Excellent point about differences between manual and power chairs! I use a power chair and often forget the different requirements of manual wheelchair users – or those I’m walking with for that matter!
Reply to Walking Impaired in Japan
That would really depend on the type, how it gets delivered, how you drop it off etc…
If you use this form on Accessible Japan we can introduce you to a rental company. Then they can give a more accurate answer.
https://www.accessible-japan.com/renting-wheelchairs-hoists-japan/
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