Power Wheelchair

Power chairs provide mobility to a wide variety of patient groups. From individuals with temporary injuries to those with long-term and life-long disabilities, such as ALS, muscular dystrophy and MS, benefit from using power wheelchairs.

The industry is in the midst of upheaval because of funding cuts and legislative regulation. The major, recent hits to power mobility have come with the ongoing tribulation of competitive bidding, as well as the recently passed healthcare reform legislation: the elimination of the first-month purchase option; the manufacturer’s excise tax; the rebid of Round One of competitive bidding, and the expansion of Round Two competitive bidding program, which covers standard power mobility (complex rehab fortunately was carved out of the program).

Despite these changes in the business environment, the potential power chair client base is a demographic whose numbers are growing at an exceptional rate. Statistically, baby boomers, which constitute 27 percent of the U.S. population, are turning 62 at a rate of 365 people per hour. Their increasing numbers make the standard power mobility market a very viable segment industry


Heartway USA

Rumba SF

A front-wheel drive model offers greater agility and a smaller turning radius.

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  • (866) 464-9779

Heartway USA

HP6RT Allure RT

A mid-wheel drive model with a rehab seat incorporated offers tilting function and is featured with high stiffness, accuracy, and loading capacity linear guideways.

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  • (866) 464-9779

Quantum Rehab

Rival

Rival

Compact Size

  • Rugged rear-wheel drive power chair accepts a complete range of seating and electronics options, making it fully rehab capable.
  • Features include maximum speed up to 6 mph, a high-performance, high-efficiency motor package, sliding battery tray for easy access, two suspension packages, 300 lbs. weight capacity and 10 color options.
  • Offers a compact size for maneuverability in tight spaces.
  • (800) 500-9150

Pride Mobility Products

Jazzy Elite HD

Jazzy Elite HD

Heavy-duty Construction

  • Offers heavy-duty construction, a 450 lbs. weight capacity and high-performance operation in a stylish, maneuverable package.
  • Two-motor, front-wheel drive is ideal for the bariatric population, providing more stability up front with four wheels on the ground.
  • Features include a four-post seating system for improved stability and positioning,14-inch knobby tires and optimum weight distribution for traction, NF-22 batteries for maximum range and a five-amp, off-board charger.
  • (800) 800-8586

Permobil

M300

M300 Corpus HD

Maneuverable, mid-wheel power

  • Features a highly maneuverable mid-wheel-drive power base and the popular Corpus seating system.
  • Built for users up to 450 lbs.
  • The M300 HD also tilts 0-45 degrees and reclines 90-150 degrees with ultra-strong actuators for elevating the feet above the heart.
  • (800) 736-0925

Quantum Rehab

Q1450 Bariatric Power Base

Quantum 1450

Bariatric power base provides high-performance outdoor operation

The Quantum 1450 front-wheel drive power chair features an innovative design that provides high-performance outdoor operation while delivering tight space maneuverability. The power chair accepts a complete range of seating and electronics options. Features include 600 lbs. weight capacity, maximum speed up to 4.5 mph and a high-efficiency motor package.
  • (800) 500-9150

Pride Mobility Products

Jazzy Elite 14

Jazzy Elite 14

Power chair offers stability and easy maneuverability

The Jazzy Elite 14 delivers a blend of power and performance with two-motor, front-wheel drive for stability and easy maneuverability in a stylish package. The chair has 14-inch knobby tires and optimum weight distribution for traction. Features include 300 lbs. weight capacity, speeds of up to 4 mph, NF-22 batteries for maximum range and a 5-amp, off-board controller.
  • (800) 800-8586

Pride Mobility Products

Jazzy 1450

Jazzy 1450

Bariatric power base performs indoors and out

Pride Mobility’s Jazzy 1450 is a front-wheel drive bariatric power base which offers a 600-lb. weight capacity and durable construction. The base’s unique design delivers high-performance operation indoors and out. Features include a maximum speed up to 4.5 mph, a high-efficiency motor package and seat dimensions up to 32 by 28 inches.

  • (800) 800-8586

PaceSaver

Boss HD Equalizer Bariatric Tilt System

Boss HD Equalizer Bariatric Tilt System

Tilt system is fully adjustable to client’s shape and environment

The Boss HD Equalizer Bariatric Tilt System from PaceSaver/ Leisure-Lift features 450- or 600-lb. weight capacity and 50 degrees of weight shifting tilt. The seat adjusts to 30-inch width, 26-inch depth and 17-inch low seat height. The system’s optimum tissue space arms are height, length, angle and width adjustable and the sculptured back adjusts in angle, depth, height and back gap. The system includes new heavyduty ELRs as well as offers swing away and center column extra wide/long footrest options.

  • (800) 255-0285

Quantum Rehab

Q6 Edge

Q6 Edge

Continued performance, value from the Q6 Edge

The mid-wheel drive Q6 Edge offers performance and value, while being engineered to meet the needs of the most aggressive users. The latest features to the power chair include, Q-Logic firmware update that provides enhanced drive performance, better handling, and an adaptable, expandable control system. A standard unoccupied transit kit provides a safe, reliable means of securing the chair, and an optional WC19 occupied transit kit allows the Q6 Edge to be properly secured for occupant transport. The latest version also provides curved rear suspension beam for compact ventilators and oxygen applications.

  • (800) 500-9150

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