Folding Wheelchairs

If you are often on the move, traveling from place to place, a folding electric wheelchair is an ideal option. This chair is the perfect travel solution. It is relatively small, lightweight, and can be folded to occupy less room. This way, you can transport it in the truck of most vehicles with ease when you travel or tuck it away in your home when not in use.

Front Wheel Drive Power Wheelchairs

With this chair, the drive wheels are placed at the front of the chair with two caster wheels at the rear. This makes it the better option for rough outdoor terrains. These chairs can navigate well around, and through obstacles, since the powerful drive wheels are placed at the front, and the most weight is behind the driving force. This chair can hit a maximum speed of 5mph and has a tight turning radius of 25 inches.

Mid-Wheel Drive Power Wheelchairs

With these chairs, the drive wheels are placed right at the middle bottom of the chair. This makes them incredibly maneuverable. They can turn in the tightest of spaces, making them ideal for indoor navigation. However, their solid traction and stability also allows them to perform well outdoors as well.

Portable Electric Wheelchairs

If you are an outdoor person, always out and about, portable wheelchairs are built for you. These chairs are very lightweight and often relatively smaller in size. They can be transported with ease, occupying as little space as possible. Moreover, they are airplane-friendly, meaning you can travel with ease.

Bariatric Power Wheelchairs

Being obese does not mean you cannot get an electric wheelchair. This heavy-duty power chair is strongly built to accommodate as much as 600 pounds and can be customized to accommodate almost any body size. With its strong build, you can also effortlessly navigate tough outdoor terrains.

Rear Wheel Drive Power Wheelchairs

Rear wheel drive power wheelchairs have the drive wheels at the back of the chair. They are the most stable of all chairs and can travel the fastest. They offer top performance, especially in outdoor settings. They have tough components and features such as huge caster wheels and advanced suspension.

Reclining Manual Wheelchairs

If you have hip or back problems, a reclining manual wheelchair may be an option for you. This chair is not only comfortable, but also very stable. It allows you to assume an inclined position as you lie down, hence taking pressure off your hips and back. This way, your weight is distributed evenly across your body.

Stand Up Power Chairs

These chairs are made for those with a disability or illness which causes them to be sedentary most of the time, but still want the ability to stand up independently. Standing comes with lots of health benefits, including the following:

• Improve blood circulation
• Bone development
• Reduces urinary tract infections
• Relieves pressure and nerve pain
• Pressure management
• Improves reaches and passive range of motion
• Maintains vital organ capacity