Folding wheelchairs are usually made with an X-shaped brace in the middle that permits the frame to be folded. (…)
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Based on age, the sizes or types of pediatric wheelchairs could be categorized into four:
Small child wheelchairs for children ages six and below
Junior pediatric wheelchairs for kids with ages six and above
“Growing” wheelchairs that grow with the kid
Specialty pediatric wheelchairs for kids with special needs
Materials used in making pediatric wheelchairs
Pediatric wheelchairs are usually aluminum-made, but some are made of steel. (…)
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Wheelchairs are perhaps the best option for persons with very little mobility. (…)
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Power wheelchairs are wheelchairs that are fitted with a battery or electrical device to eliminate the need to push the wheelchair manually. (…)
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Electric Wheelchairs
Posted on 16. Feb, 2009 by Dave.
Electric wheelchairs are wheelchairs that run on a motorized system, eliminating the need for manpower in moving the wheelchair. Electric wheelchairs can be relatively simple or complex. (…)
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Manual Wheelchairs
Posted on 16. Feb, 2009 by Dave.
Manual wheelchairs are wheelchairs that are propelled without the use of an accessory power device such as a battery or electric circuitry. (…)
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Transport Wheelchairs
Posted on 16. Feb, 2009 by Dave.
Transport wheelchairs are wheelchairs designed for short term transport of disabled individuals. Transport wheelchairs are usually lightweight and foldable. (…)
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Mobility Scooters
Posted on 16. Feb, 2009 by Dave.
Mobility scooters, also referred to as electric scooters and power-operated vehicles or scooters, are mobility aids that serve the same functions as the wheelchair. (…)
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