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Power Wheelchair Suspension

Power Wheelchair Suspension

What comes to mind when you think about a power wheelchair's performance? Speed, electronics, turning radius, battery life, positioning components, and power seat functions may be considered, and all of those functions are great. However, the wheelchair may not perform as intended if the suspension is not considered. But what is suspension?

2023-09-19

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Mobility Needs of Bariatric People

Mobility Needs of Bariatric People

Conditions that limit mobility may co-occur with obesity, or the associated fatigue, pain, or other complications of obesity may directly necessitate the use of a mobility device.

2023-07-25

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Addressing Parkinson's Disease Symptoms with the Gemino 30 Rollator

Addressing Parkinson's Disease Symptoms with the Gemino 30 Rollator

Symptoms typical of Parkinson's disease include stiff muscles (rigor), movement disorders (akinesia, hypokinesia, bradykinesia), uncontrollable tremors, and a stooped posture. To address these presentations, a rollator is commonly prescribed for fall prevention and to prevent secondary effects of advanced age, inactivity, or previous falls.

2023-06-06

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