About Jover

           At Jover, we believe walkers should be more than just practical tools. They should reflect the people who use them—capable, independent, and full of character. Founded by Mary Schuleri and Kristen Hyatt, Jover was born from personal experience and a shared desire to bring both style and added function to mobility aids. Our thoughtfully designed covers add personality and practical storage, helping users feel confident, organized, and proud of their mobility. We’re here to shift the narrative, because a walker isn’t a limitation—it’s a tool of independence that should reflect the strength and spirit of the person using it.

Our Story

Jover began with Mary’s mother, who was prescribed a walker to support her recovery after surgery. While the walker offered physical help, its clinical and impersonal design left her feeling diminished—not because she needed help, but because it didn’t reflect who she was: vibrant, stylish, and full of life. Mary imagined something better: a cover that could bring personality, color, and dignity to an everyday necessity.

Kristen joined the mission after witnessing her own father’s experience. He had survived polio as a child and, decades later, was living with post-polio syndrome. He resisted using a standard walker, associating it with the rigid leg braces and unwanted pity he endured as a boy. Instead, he chose a less stable alternative and suffered a fall from which he never fully recovered.

These personal stories sparked a shared purpose: to redefine the experience of using a walker and to help people feel more like themselves—confident, expressive, and seen.

 Our Mission