Everything you ever wanted to know about mobility aids…
Posted in Mobility Scooters on Jun 9th, 2008
Price is only one of many factors that should be considered when choosing between a motorized mobility scooter and an electric wheel chair.
Many mobility scooters are fitted with seats that swivel to enable the user to transfer out of the scooter without too much difficulty, but not as easily as transferring from a power wheelchair.
If […]
Posted in Mobility Scooters on Apr 29th, 2008
Frequently the choice of mobility product is a balance between functionality and aethetics. To be practical, the functions you require should always take precedence over style and image.
Are you aware that powerbase wheelchairs have three different drive wheel options ( front, mid & rear ) that determine exactly how the wheelchair is maneuvered.
Users of power […]
Posted in Mobility Scooters on Mar 11th, 2008
It will pay you to thoroughly research the advantages and disadvantages of electric mobility scooters before deciding to buy one.
Price is only one of many factors that should be considered when choosing between a motorized mobility scooter and an electric wheel chair.
Travel mobility scooters are relatively light and weigh less than 100 lbs, making them […]
Posted in Mobility Scooters on Feb 6th, 2008
There are many things to be taken into account when making the decision to purchase a mobility scooter in preference to an electric wheelchair.
Price is probably the least important factor that should influence your purchasing decision when choosing between a mobility scooter and a power wheelchair.
The controls of a power wheelchair are electronic (usually a […]
Posted in Mobility Scooters on Dec 9th, 2007
Making a choice between a power wheelchair and an electric mobility scooter need not be difficult if you are aware the the relative advantages and disadvantages.
As a general rule, mobility scooters are better for outdoor use and traveling longer distances where maneuverability is not a priority.
In most cases a power wheelchair is preferred where use […]
Posted in Mobility Scooters on Nov 19th, 2007
Frequently the choice of mobility product is a balance between functionality and looks. To be practical, the functions you require should always take precedence over style and image.
If you have limited upper body strength to operate a mobility scooter then a power wheelchair would be your preferred option.
If you want to have a mobility scooter […]
Posted in Mobility Scooters on Nov 18th, 2007
There are numerous factors to be considered when making the decision to purchase a mobility scooter in preference to an electric wheelchair.
No single mode of mobility transport can solve all your mobility requirements. You will always have to meet your priority needs and compromise on the others.
There are many things to be taken into account […]