Wilson Adaptive Technologies (WAT)

Social Justice Grant In 2022, Wayne State University received a $6 million grant from the Mellon Foundation to promote social justice establishing a center for Black Studies in Detroit. Wayne State University plans to recruit 30 new faculty members in the humanities to build a comfortable and inclusive space for

The emphasis of mainstreaming the integration of individuals with disabilities and recognizing them during societal development is keen to create a sustainable environment around the world according to the United Nations Conventions on Human Rights and Persons of Disabilities. The UN’s article is a declaration for the implementation to remove

Since the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, Wilson Adaptive Technologies [W.A.T.] has finally resumed work on building shower models. W.A.T. aims to create affordable, adaptive, and accessible showers designed to meet the needs of individuals as well as caregivers while complying with the ADA standards.  The W.A.T. shower systems are

When researching the market for current possibilities that accommodate wheelchair bound people, consumers are left with few choices. Showering and bathing present some of the most critical obstacles to daily caregiving. According to The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, The New York Times reported, “The smallest room in the house can

Fair Market Value is one of Wilson Adaptive Technologies’ primary focuses, and our products represent an accurate assessment of their worth. Other similar commodities are often poorly made and grossly overpriced, but because there is little competition, those manufactures are able to cut corners and charge unfair prices. Comparable products

Quality of life is at the forefront of Wilson Adaptive Technologies’ objectives. We believe that everyone, regardless of income, has a right to proper hygiene. There is an overwhelming demand for equipment that assists with the daily self-care needs of those who are disabled or elderly and their caregivers, and