What to Expect When Working With Christen...

My career has been shaped by service, discipline, and a long-standing commitment to helping others. Since entering the DME industry in 2019, I strive to do what I can to help people maintain their independence and improve their quality of life.

I served 11 years in the United States Air Force as a linguist where I developed a strong foundation in accountability, precision, and mission-focused execution. Military service took me across the country and instilled the leadership principles that continue to guide my professional work today.

After separating from the military, I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Communications with a minor in Russian from the University of Oklahoma. My educational journey was non-traditional and required persistence and long-term commitment. I am currently pursuing my MBA to further develop my leadership and business expertise as I continue advancing in the complex rehabilitation technology field.

As a Certified Assistive Technology Professional specializing in Complex Rehabilitation Technology (CRT) and custom seating, I work directly with patients, physicians, therapists, and care teams to evaluate mobility needs and ensure individuals receive medically appropriate equipment.

My work involves supporting patients through every stage of the process, including clinical evaluation, equipment selection, insurance authorization, and proper fitting.

I have experience serving individuals across all stages of life, including:

1) Children with mobility challenges
2) Adults recovering from injury or managing chronic conditions
3) Veterans with service-connected mobility needs
4) Seniors working to maintain independence and safety

Each individual presents unique challenges, and every solution must be tailored accordingly.

Throughout it all, my children have been my main "Why". As the mom of 4, I have worked to impress on them the importance of having compassion and resilience that will take them through life. I live every day working to make a positive difference in the lives of others whether it be through serving in the military or providing wheelchairs to those in need.

In this field, I have seen firsthand how proper mobility equipment can transform a person’s ability to function independently and participate fully in daily life. As a child, I was primarily raised by my grandparents whose presence in my life gave me an early respect for the senior population. It is through these experiences that I developed a deep appreciation and understanding of what someone goes through when they do not have access to the proper equipment that they need to live a fuller, more independent life. 

This is what drives me. 

Service continues to be an important part of my life outside of my professional responsibilities.

I volunteer regularly in local senior living communities and participate in community events alongside my certified therapy dog, Willow. These visits provide comfort and companionship while reinforcing my commitment to supporting individuals in maintaining dignity and connection.

I value working with individuals of all ages and backgrounds and am dedicated to serving members of the community who rely on mobility support.