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The Differences between Front Wheel Drive, Mid Wheel Drive and Rear Wheel Drive
One of the most important factors to consider when choosing a power wheelchair is the drive wheel position. The drive wheel is the larger wheel on ...
6 Questions to Ask When Choosing an Active Wheelchair
What is Active Wheelchair?
Active wheelchairs are usually for people who have experienced a spinal cord injury, or a younger person who uses a whee...
Benefits of Wheelchair Headrest
What is Wheelchair Headrest
Wheelchair headrests are postural support devices intended to contact the posterior surface of the head. A standard pos...
Repositioning For Pressure Ulcer Prevention
What is Repositioning
Repositioning is a change in the individual's position whether by themselves or assisted. It is important in the prevention o...
Pressure Ulcers: Evaluation and Treatment
What is A Pressure Ulcer
Pressure ulcers also called bedsores, pressure injuries, pressure sores, or decubitus ulcers. Pressure ulcers happen on ar...
24-Hour Posture Care Management
What is 24-Hour Posture Care
A symmetrical body and stable posture are foundations for health and will support success in traditional therapies and...
What You Need to Consider Before Purchasing the Right Commode
What is Commode?
A commode or commode chair is a type of chair used by someone who needs help going to the toilet due to illness, injury or disabi...
Why Should You Get a Hospital Bed for Home Use
Hospital beds or electric beds are ideal for home rest and relaxation. A hospital bed has special features both for the comfort and well-being of t...
Do You Need A Power Assist Device
Power assist device is an option that can allow manual wheelchair users who are no longer functional with propulsion to remain in their manual whee...
What is Wheelchair Power Assist Device
What is A Wheelchair Power Assist Device?
Power assist or power add-on provides manual wheelchair users with an easy-to-use power boost. This tec...
How to Prevent Pressure Ulcers
A pressure ulcer or bedsore is a skin tissue injury caused by repeated pressure or friction.
Pressure Ulcer Risk Areas
These injuries can usually b...
Why You Need Grab Bars in The Bathroom
What Are Grab Bars?
Grab bars are safety devices designed to enable a person to maintain balance, lessen fatigue while standing, or have something ...