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This section of WheelchairNet has information about mobility devices and the other technologies that enable the use of wheelchairs and scooters.
Products
- Wheelchairs and Scooters: mobility products for adults and children
- Accommodating Wheelchairs: products to create access: ramps, vans, lifts, door openers, vehicle transportation, etc. Also, recycling and used equipment lists.
- Aids for Activities of Daily Living: products to support activities of everyday living
- Wheelchair Cushions and Positioning: products for support, positioning, pressure relief and comfort.
- Other Assistive Technology Devices: products for computer access, environmental control, augmentative communication.
People who use mobility devices need to feel comfortable with this technology. This means there must be a good match between the mobility product's features and the person's abilities. In addition, there must be a match between the product and the person's everyday life and environments!
Making the match takes a team with good skills and a common purpose! Only when multiple factors are taken into consideration will mobility devices accomplish their purpose--to liberate people with mobility impairments and enable them to accomplish their personal best!
Service Resources for the WheelchairNet Community
Resources for Consumers
Resources for Clinicians
Resources for Case Managers
Resources for Rehabilitation Technology Suppliers
Resources for Insurers and Payers
Funding for Wheelchairs
Voluntary Industry Standards
- What are "standards" and why are they important?
- Wheelchair Standards Directory
- ANSI-RESNA Wheelchair Standards
- ANSI/RESNA/SAE Transportation Safety Standards
- International Standards Organization (ISO) W/C Transportation Standards
- A Guide to Wheelchair Selection: How to Use the ANSI/RESNA Wheelchair Standards to Buy a Wheelchair
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Last Updated: 3-2-2006
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