Episode Two | Changing What’s Possible: The Disability Innovation Podcast | Season Two

Fri 26 May 2023

Changing What’s Possible: The Disability Innovation Podcast | Season Two

Episode Two | Springrose: Preserve Independence With Adaptive Intimate Apparel

Getting dressed shouldn’t have to be difficult or painful for anyone. In this episode, Nicole Cuervo, CEO of Springrose, shares how their adaptive intimates are transforming the way women get dressed. Springrose is one of the startups participating in the 2023 Remarkable US Accelerator Program. Listen to learn more about Springrose and their first product, a bra designed with a variety of features that make it comfortable, stylish, and easy for people with a wide range of conditions to put on and adjust.

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