Wheelchair Walker

Mobility challenges can significantly impact a person's quality of life, making it difficult to perform everyday tasks and participate in social activities. However, with the right mobility aids such as wheelchairs and walkers, individuals can gain independence, freedom, and comfort. These mobility devices have been designed to provide support, stability, and maneuverability to people with mobility limitations.

Types of Wheelchairs:

1. Manual Wheelchair:

A manual wheelchair is propelled by the user's upper body strength and can be self-propelled or pushed by an attendant. It is lightweight, portable, and easy to maneuver, making it suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

2. Power Wheelchair:

A power wheelchair is an electric wheelchair that uses a motor to provide mobility to the user. It is ideal for individuals with limited upper body strength or mobility impairments who cannot propel a manual wheelchair. Power wheelchairs come in various sizes and configurations, with different weight capacities, seat widths, and features.

3. Transport Wheelchair:

A transport wheelchair is designed for short-term use and is propelled by an attendant. It is lightweight, compact, and easy to fold for storage and transportation. It is ideal for individuals who require assistance with mobility for short distances.

Types of Walkers:

1. Standard Walker:

A standard walker is a lightweight and portable mobility aid that provides stability and support for individuals with balance or gait issues. It has four legs and is adjustable in height to accommodate different users. It is suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

2. Rollator Walker:

A rollator walker is a walker with wheels and brakes, making it easier to move around and stop. It has a seat and a basket for carrying personal belongings and can be folded for storage and transportation. It is ideal for individuals who require more stability and support while walking.

FAQs on Wheelchairs & Walkers:

Q: How do I choose the right wheelchair or walker for me?
A: To choose the right mobility aid, consider your mobility needs, lifestyle, budget, and physical limitations. Consult with a healthcare professional or mobility specialist to assess your needs and recommend the appropriate device. Call us at 1-888-401-3637

Q: How do I maintain my wheelchair or walker?
A: Regular maintenance and cleaning are essential to keep your mobility aid in good condition. Check the wheels, brakes, and other components for wear and tear and replace or repair them as necessary. Wipe the surfaces with a damp cloth or disinfectant to prevent the spread of germs.

Q: Can I travel with my wheelchair or walker?
A: Yes, most mobility aids are designed to be portable and can be taken on planes, trains, or buses. However, check with the transportation provider for their specific policies and guidelines.