by Ben Graham
January 25, 2023
Ready to learn about how adaptive clothing for seniors makes dressing easier? Or curious what exactly constitutes adaptive clothing? Over the pa...
by Ben Graham
January 11, 2023
Sure, it may seem like all types of hospital gowns are created equal, but there are key differences that are important to understand. And, these d...
by Ben Graham
January 5, 2023
Adaptive pants are a game-changer for older adults who live with changes related to mobility and independence. Whether you are looking for solution...
by Ben Graham
December 28, 2022
The most overlooked aspect of safe care is the most basic: the daily dressing process, which can cause stress, strain, pain, and injuries. The solution is simple but too often overlooked: adaptive clothing for seniors.
by Jimmy Zollo
December 1, 2022
Peter Zollo, co-founders of Joe & Bella, an adaptive-apparel brand for older adults -- writes on the unique relationship between dogs and older adults.
by Ben Graham
November 17, 2022
Joe & Bella, the adaptive-apparel brand for older adults, received the “Up & Comer” award at the 2022 Chicago Innovation Awards.
by Jimmy Zollo
November 7, 2022
The Everyday Freedom Pant by Joe & Bella are comfortable adaptive pants for seniors that make dressing easier while keeping you stylish!
by Jimmy Zollo
September 28, 2022
Joe & Bella is a fashion-forward adaptive-apparel brand, focused on merging style and innovation to improve the dressing experience.
by Ben Graham
September 26, 2022
We're honored to be nominated for the 2022 People's Choice Award from Chicago Innovation! Please help us win by voting!
by Ben Graham
September 22, 2022
Joe & Bella was recently honored with Global Health & Pharma's 2022 award for Most Innovative Adaptive Clothing Brand.
by Jimmy Zollo
September 9, 2022
Dressing with Parkinson's can be challenging. Adaptive clothing and other strategies can make the dressing process so much easier and less stressful.
by Ben Graham
September 4, 2022
What should you expect when it comes to your family member’s adjustment and acclimation into the memory-care community?
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