About Us

I'm Jason Leuck—an entrepreneur, proud husband to Jessie, and dad. Following a life-altering car accident in 2008, I became a T2-T4 paraplegic, while my wife faces challenges as a C6-C7 quadriplegic. I navigate the world using both manual and power wheelchairs, having undergone rehabilitation at Madonna Hospital in Lincoln Nebraska.

My professional background centers on prototype and product development, as well as sourcing manufacturers and freelancers, fostering enduring relationships. Since my injury, I've embraced personal and professional growth. Initially, transitioning from refurbishing heavy equipment was challenging.  I've explored various career avenues, always keeping my focus on rehabilitation while nurturing my passion for entrepreneurship within the wheelchair industry.

In 2011, relocating to Lincoln marked a significant milestone. There, in the Haymarket, I met Jessie in 2015—she relies on a power wheelchair for mobility. Our shared struggle to find accessible storage solutions sparked the idea for the CushPocket Wheelchair Bag—a practical and accessible solution for carrying essentials. Leveraging my product development experience and inspired by our journey, I utilized 3D printing to create prototypes, refining the product until achieving its patented design, functionality, and quality.

In essence, I'm the proud designer of the CushPocket Wheelchair Bag—an innovation protected by trademark and patent. Recently, I introduced my second life-changing product, The Püllow™ (Patent Pending), designed to enhance bowel care for paralyzed individuals and shower commode wheelchair users.

All my products are original innovations, each uniquely crafted to address specific needs.

Stay tuned for my upcoming one-of-a-kind products.

Our mission at CushPocket Wheelchair Company is to cultivate an inclusive community and environment, gathering the most talented individuals with spinal cord injuries and other disabilities. Through innovation, creativity, and collaboration, we aim to invent and develop groundbreaking products that address the unique challenges faced by individuals with disabilities, ultimately enhancing their quality of life and independence."

And it all began with:
Inventor - Pneumatic Can Crusher - Saint Bernard's Catholic Grade School - Omaha Nebraska 1995.