Wheelchair prices

There are various types of wheelchairs, each designed for specific needs and uses. Here are some common types and their uses:

Manual Wheelchairs

1. Standard Wheelchairs
   • Use: Daily mobility for individuals with sufficient upper body strength.
   • Features: Basic design, foldable, typically heavier.
2. Lightweight Wheelchairs
   • Use: For those who need to transport the wheelchair frequently.
   • Features: Lighter materials, easier to maneuver, foldable.
3. Ultra-Lightweight Wheelchairs
   • Use: Active users who require a highly portable chair.
   • Features: Extremely light, highly adjustable, often used by athletes.
4. Transport Wheelchairs
   • Use: Short-term transportation, typically pushed by a caregiver.
   • Features: Lightweight, smaller wheels, not intended for self-propulsion.
5. Bariatric Wheelchairs
   • Use: For users who require additional support due to higher weight.
   • Features: Reinforced frame, wider seat, higher weight capacity.

Power Wheelchairs

1. Standard Power Wheelchairs
   • Use: Daily mobility for individuals with limited upper body strength.
   • Features: Battery-powered, joystick control, suitable for indoor use.
2. Heavy-Duty Power Wheelchairs
   • Use: For users who require a sturdier frame and higher weight capacity.
   • Features: Reinforced construction, larger motors, suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
3. Pediatric Power Wheelchairs
   • Use: For children who need powered mobility.
   • Features: Smaller size, adjustable components to accommodate growth.
4. Standing Power Wheelchairs
   • Use: For users who benefit from the ability to stand.
   • Features: Mechanism to raise the user to a standing position, enhancing social interaction and physiological benefits.

Specialized Wheelchairs

1. Sports Wheelchairs
   • Use: For various sports activities like basketball, tennis, and racing.
   • Features: Customized for sport-specific performance, lightweight, highly maneuverable.
2. All-Terrain Wheelchairs
   • Use: For outdoor activities and rugged terrains.
   • Features: Larger, more durable wheels, enhanced suspension, suitable for off-road use.
3. Reclining Wheelchairs
   • Use: For users who need to change position frequently.
   • Features: Adjustable backrest that can recline, often includes elevating leg rests.
4. Tilt-in-Space Wheelchairs
   • Use: For users who need to redistribute weight to prevent pressure sores.
   • Features: Seat and back tilt as a unit, providing pressure relief and comfort.

Pediatric Wheelchairs

1. Standard Pediatric Wheelchairs
   • Use: Daily mobility for children.
   • Features: Smaller size, adjustable components to grow with the child.
2. Adaptive Strollers
   • Use: For young children with mobility impairments.
   • Features: Lightweight, foldable, designed for easy transport.

Each type of wheelchair is designed with specific features to meet the unique needs of its users, providing them with increased mobility and independence.