Reclining High Back Wheelchair
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Reclining high back wheelchair, it is made of high quality chrome plated steel frame. It has leather upholstery. 160° adjustable reclining high back. Detachable pillow, armrest.
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The reclining high back wheelchair is designed for comfort and support, featuring a durable chrome plated steel frame.
It comes with soft leather upholstery for easy cleaning and maintenance.
The wheelchair allows for a 160° adjustable reclining high back, enhancing user comfort during extended periods of use.
Additionally, it includes a detachable pillow and armrests for added convenience.
Applications & Use Cases
This wheelchair is suitable for patients with mobility challenges, including those recovering from surgery or managing chronic conditions.
It is ideal for use in hospitals, clinics, and home healthcare settings across Nairobi and other areas in Kenya.
Caregivers and healthcare professionals can use this wheelchair to provide easier mobility and comfort for patients requiring assistance.
Care & Maintenance
To maintain the reclining high back wheelchair, regularly inspect the frame and upholstery for any signs of wear.
Clean the leather upholstery with a mild detergent and soft cloth to remove dirt and stains.
Ensure all moving parts are lubricated and functioning properly to prevent rust and damage.
Store the wheelchair in a dry place to avoid moisture accumulation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a standard wheelchair cost?
The average cost of a new wheelchair is between $500 and $1,500, but it really depends upon what kind of wheelchair you're shopping for..
Who qualifies for a free wheelchair?
To get a free wheelchair that is funded by the NHS, a referral must be made by a health or social care professional such as a GP, a physiotherapist or social services. This referral will go to your local wheelchair service. They will then determine if you meet the criteria, and if so, what equipment is right for you.
What are the benefits of mobility aids?
They help reduce physical strain and fatigue, improve stability, and support daily independence. Chronic pain can make everyday tasks like shopping, cooking, or socialising difficult, so using mobility aids can help you gain more control over your daily life..
