Showing posts with label electric reclining folding wheelchair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label electric reclining folding wheelchair. Show all posts

Thursday, January 25, 2018

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The recliner or Folding wheelchair can be easily adapted to needs. They are designed for those that need greater support, but want to remain independent. Reclining seating systems provide added comfort by allowing a caregiver to adjust the way the user sits within the system. This adjustment relieves pressure from the lower back and redistributes it to different areas of the body. These systems can also give the head, neck and trunk a much-needed break, too, which is especially important for users that spend a prolonged period of time in their stroller, push chair or Cost Of Reclining Wheelchair.

Electric Reclining Folding Wheelchair



Electric Reclining Folding Wheelchair

Our Price : Rs 78000



Electric Reclining Folding Wheelchair Transport Wheelchair is an ultra lightweight folding aluminum reclining wheelchair. With full length padded armrests, an adjustable height head pillow, and more this wheelchair has added comfort for any user. This chair also features swing-away elevating footrests and adjustable length leg supports and footplates.

Fully Reclining Electric Wheelchair



Fully Reclining Electric Wheelchair

Our Price : Rs 99000



Reclining Wheelchair is one of the basic models of a Reclining Wheelchair which helps transfer to bed to wheelchair easily and comes with head and neck support  and Calf support for added comfort.

The ability to recline also improves circulation and the ability for sore spot seal. The adjustment of the sitting position is simple, the mechanism easy to handle. Optimal weight distribution makes the wheelchair flexible and agile. Flexibility does not only mean getting from one spot to the other. Finding the correct adjustment to different situations in order to feel comfortable at all times is of highest importance. This reclining wheelchair comes standard with an array of features highlighted by swing away elevating leg rests, triple chrome coated carbon steel frame, and a cushioned head immobilizer.

Wednesday, January 17, 2018

How to Choose the Right Electric Power Wheelchair - Chaithanya Distributors

For people who spend the majority of their days sitting in standard wheelchairs or lying in beds, pressure sores are a very probable reality. Yet they don't have to be, thanks to assistive technology like tilt or recline wheelchairs that help distribute pressure to other parts of the body.

While pressure relief is the main objective to using either a tilt wheelchair or a Power Folding Reclining Wheelchair, each has its unique qualities that help with posture. (Even though some chairs come with both tilt and recline options, for clarity purposes, they will be addressed as two separate seating systems.)

"Obviously, a tilt wheelchair does a better job of providing postural stability by not changing any of the angles of the knee and hip, while recliners allow the pelvis and hips to move through approximately 90 degrees of motion. Both seating systems have their own specific functions," noted David Kreutz, PT, seating specialist at the Shepherd Center in Atlanta.


                             Price : Rs 94050                                               Price : Rs 74100
        Electrical Reclining Wheelchair                               Reclining Folding Electric Wheelchair


Reclining Power Wheelchair move the body from a flexed position to an extended position, making the chairs more likely to elicit a spastic response in the user.

Because tilt and recline chairs use gravity to their advantage and come with head rests, patients who have poor head, neck and trunk control may benefit from the stability and balance they provide. When in tilt or recline, gravity helps the patient improve balance and head control.

Once a tilt chair is prescribed for a patient, it is important to teach the caregivers how to use the tilt function and position the patient correctly. If a patient is cognitively intact, it is also important to teach that individual how he or she should be positioned in the chair, to be able to instruct caregivers.

Candidates who would be suited for a recliner chair are those who cannot achieve a 90-degree hip-to-back angle when sitting. For example, patients who have hip precautions following total hip replacement surgery, patients who have had cardiac surgery and might develop complications from sitting upright and patients who have orthostatic hypotension--a condition where blood pressure dramatically declines when the person is brought to a vertical sitting position--would be ideal candidates for recliner chairs.



For patients with significant generalized weakness, a reclined position along with cushioning can help prevent them from sliding or leaning too far forward, according to Tina Getsios, OTR/L. She works in a nursing home and sees many patients with weakness due to stroke, Parkinson disease or orthopedic conditions like hip fractures, who find a reclined position useful.

Monday, January 15, 2018

Benefit Of Reclining & Folding Reclining Wheelchair

For people who spend the majority of their days sitting in standard wheelchairs or lying in beds, pressure sores are a very probable reality. Yet they don't have to be, thanks to assistive technology like tilt or recline wheelchairs that help distribute pressure to other parts of the body.

While pressure relief is the main objective to using either a tilt wheelchair or a Power Folding Reclining Wheelchair, each has its unique qualities that help with posture. (Even though some chairs come with both tilt and recline options, for clarity purposes, they will be addressed as two separate seating systems.)

"Obviously, a tilt wheelchair does a better job of providing postural stability by not changing any of the angles of the knee and hip, while recliners allow the pelvis and hips to move through approximately 90 degrees of motion. Both seating systems have their own specific functions," noted David Kreutz, PT, seating specialist at the Shepherd Center in Atlanta.


                             Price : Rs 94050                                               Price : Rs 74100
        Electrical Reclining Wheelchair                               Reclining Folding Electric Wheelchair


Reclining Power Wheelchair move the body from a flexed position to an extended position, making the chairs more likely to elicit a spastic response in the user.

Because tilt and recline chairs use gravity to their advantage and come with head rests, patients who have poor head, neck and trunk control may benefit from the stability and balance they provide. When in tilt or recline, gravity helps the patient improve balance and head control.

Once a tilt chair is prescribed for a patient, it is important to teach the caregivers how to use the tilt function and position the patient correctly. If a patient is cognitively intact, it is also important to teach that individual how he or she should be positioned in the chair, to be able to instruct caregivers.

Candidates who would be suited for a recliner chair are those who cannot achieve a 90-degree hip-to-back angle when sitting. For example, patients who have hip precautions following total hip replacement surgery, patients who have had cardiac surgery and might develop complications from sitting upright and patients who have orthostatic hypotension--a condition where blood pressure dramatically declines when the person is brought to a vertical sitting position--would be ideal candidates for recliner chairs.

For patients with significant generalized weakness, a reclined position along with cushioning can help prevent them from sliding or leaning too far forward, according to Tina Getsios, OTR/L. She works in a nursing home and sees many patients with weakness due to stroke, Parkinson disease or orthopedic conditions like hip fractures, who find a reclined position useful.