A wheeled personal mobility device that incorporates a seat-support system for a person with a disability or a person without the full capacity to walk (not bariatric) designed to be manually propelled by the user while seated in the device or by an attendant. The occupant moves the device by rotating both rear wheels. An attendant moves the device by pushing or pulling handles on the device. The device may be disassembled or folded for transport.

A manual device used by healthcare professionals to assist in the physical movement and transfer of a person/patient (e.g., a hospitalized, a person with a disability, or a geriatric) from one position to another. The device typically has no lifting capabilities and utilizes sliding techniques to move the person. It is typically designed to transfer a person sideways from, e.g., a bed to a chair, or a bed to an operating table, or an operating table to a bed. It may be constructed as a solid sliding board with a low-friction surface, or a roller board (roller system in a framework).

A set of devices/components that are combined together designed to be used by a person with a disability that allows lifting and tilting movements of objects that they choose to position to keep them accessible

A wheelchair accessory is a device intended for medical purposes that is sold separately from a wheelchair and is intended to meet the specific needs of a patient who uses a wheelchair. The Cane/Crutch Holder is an accessory that mounts to a medical device to hold canes or crutches.

A device intended to be used to sustain/retain a patient's foot or feet in a desired position. This device will often be considered an accessory to one or more parent devices.

A padded and contoured device designed to attach to the back of a wheelchair to provide the wheelchair occupant with head and trunk postural support and comfort.

A mechanical wheelchair is a manually operated device with wheels that is intended for medical purposes to provide mobility to persons restricted to a sitting position.

A mechanical wheelchair is a manually operated device with wheels that is intended for medical purposes to provide mobility to persons restricted to a sitting position.

A mechanical wheelchair is a manually operated device with wheels that is intended for medical purposes to provide mobility to persons restricted to a sitting position.

An electric positioning chair is a device with a motorized positioning control that is intended for medical purposes and that can be adjusted to various positions. The device is used to provide stability for patients with athetosis (involuntary spasms) and to alter postural positions.

An electronic device used by a wheelchair occupant or attendant to guide the wheelchair's movements and direction of travel. This device may be operated by the occupant's hand, mouth, or signals provided by other means, or by the attendant as required. This device will include the installation package.

A set of devices/components that are combined together designed to be used by a person with a disability that allows rotating and sliding movements of objects that they choose to position to keep them accessible.

A wheelchair accessory is a device intended for medical purposes that is sold separately from a wheelchair and is intended to meet the specific needs of a patient who uses a wheelchair. The Oxygen Holder is an accessory that attaches to a medical device to hold an oxygen tank.

A padded and contoured device designed to attach to the back of a wheelchair to provide the wheelchair occupant with head and trunk postural support and comfort.

A set of devices/components that are combined together designed to be used by a person with a disability that allows lifting and tilting movements of objects that they choose to position to keep them accessible.

A padded device designed to provide support, comfort, and assistance to the occupant of a wheelchair. It may be used to improve posture, provide back and/or side support, compensate for seat height, relieve stress points, and provide pressure alleviation for the buttocks, lumbar region, and the legs, and/or to provide an antislip mechanism. The device is typically situated behind the lower lumbar region of the back or under the buttocks and/or legs while the occupant is seated. This is a reusable device.

A padded device designed to provide support, comfort, and assistance to the occupant of a wheelchair. It may be used to improve posture, provide back and/or side support, compensate for seat height, relieve stress points, and provide pressure alleviation for the buttocks, lumbar region, and the legs, and/or to provide an antislip mechanism. The device is typically situated behind the lower lumbar region of the back or under the buttocks and/or legs while the occupant is seated. This is a reusable device.

A padded device designed to provide support, comfort, and assistance to the occupant of a wheelchair. It may be used to improve posture, provide back and/or side support, compensate for seat height, relieve stress points, and provide pressure alleviation for the buttocks, lumbar region, and the legs, and/or to provide an antislip mechanism. The device is typically situated behind the lower lumbar region of the back or under the buttocks and/or legs while the occupant is seated. This is a reusable device.

A padded device designed to provide support, comfort, and assistance to the occupant of a wheelchair. It may be used to improve posture, provide back and/or side support, compensate for seat height, relieve stress points, and provide pressure alleviation for the buttocks, lumbar region, and the legs, and/or to provide an antislip mechanism. The device is typically situated behind the lower lumbar region of the back or under the buttocks and/or legs while the occupant is seated. This is a reusable device.

A padded device designed to provide support, comfort, and assistance to the occupant of a wheelchair. It may be used to improve posture, provide back and/or side support, compensate for seat height, relieve stress points, and provide pressure alleviation for the buttocks, lumbar region, and the legs, and/or to provide an antislip mechanism. The device is typically situated behind the lower lumbar region of the back or under the buttocks and/or legs while the occupant is seated. This is a reusable device.

A padded device designed to provide support, comfort, and assistance to the occupant of a wheelchair. It may be used to improve posture, provide back and/or side support, compensate for seat height, relieve stress points, and provide pressure alleviation for the buttocks, lumbar region, and the legs, and/or to provide an antislip mechanism. The device is typically situated behind the lower lumbar region of the back or under the buttocks and/or legs while the occupant is seated. This is a reusable device.

A padded device designed to provide support, comfort, and assistance to the occupant of a wheelchair. It may be used to improve posture, provide back and/or side support, compensate for seat height, relieve stress points, and provide pressure alleviation for the buttocks, lumbar region, and the legs, and/or to provide an antislip mechanism. The device is typically situated behind the lower lumbar region of the back or under the buttocks and/or legs while the occupant is seated. This is a reusable device.

A padded device designed to provide support, comfort, and assistance to the occupant of a wheelchair. It may be used to improve posture, provide back and/or side support, compensate for seat height, relieve stress points, and provide pressure alleviation for the buttocks, lumbar region, and the legs, and/or to provide an antislip mechanism. The device is typically situated behind the lower lumbar region of the back or under the buttocks and/or legs while the occupant is seated. This is a reusable device.

A padded device designed to provide support, comfort, and assistance to the occupant of a wheelchair. It may be used to improve posture, provide back and/or side support, compensate for seat height, relieve stress points, and provide pressure alleviation for the buttocks, lumbar region, and the legs, and/or to provide an antislip mechanism. The device is typically situated behind the lower lumbar region of the back or under the buttocks and/or legs while the occupant is seated. This is a reusable device.

A padded device designed to provide support, comfort, and assistance to the occupant of a wheelchair. It may be used to improve posture, provide back and/or side support, compensate for seat height, relieve stress points, and provide pressure alleviation for the buttocks, lumbar region, and the legs, and/or to provide an antislip mechanism. The device is typically situated behind the lower lumbar region of the back or under the buttocks and/or legs while the occupant is seated. This is a reusable device.

A padded device designed to provide support, comfort, and assistance to the occupant of a wheelchair. It may be used to improve posture, provide back and/or side support, compensate for seat height, relieve stress points, and provide pressure alleviation for the buttocks, lumbar region, and the legs, and/or to provide an antislip mechanism. The device is typically situated behind the lower lumbar region of the back or under the buttocks and/or legs while the occupant is seated. This is a reusable device.

A padded device designed to provide support, comfort, and assistance to the occupant of a wheelchair. It may be used to improve posture, provide back and/or side support, compensate for seat height, relieve stress points, and provide pressure alleviation for the buttocks, lumbar region, and the legs, and/or to provide an antislip mechanism. The device is typically situated behind the lower lumbar region of the back or under the buttocks and/or legs while the occupant is seated. This is a reusable device.

A padded device designed to provide support, comfort, and assistance to the occupant of a wheelchair. It may be used to improve posture, provide back and/or side support, compensate for seat height, relieve stress points, and provide pressure alleviation for the buttocks, lumbar region, and the legs, and/or to provide an antislip mechanism. The device is typically situated behind the lower lumbar region of the back or under the buttocks and/or legs while the occupant is seated. This is a reusable device.

A padded device designed to provide support, comfort, and assistance to the occupant of a wheelchair. It may be used to improve posture, provide back and/or side support, compensate for seat height, relieve stress points, and provide pressure alleviation for the buttocks, lumbar region, and the legs, and/or to provide an antislip mechanism. The device is typically situated behind the lower lumbar region of the back or under the buttocks and/or legs while the occupant is seated. This is a reusable device.

A padded device designed to provide support, comfort, and assistance to the occupant of a wheelchair. It may be used to improve posture, provide back and/or side support, compensate for seat height, relieve stress points, and provide pressure alleviation for the buttocks, lumbar region, and the legs, and/or to provide an antislip mechanism. The device is typically situated behind the lower lumbar region of the back or under the buttocks and/or legs while the occupant is seated. This is a reusable device.

A padded device designed to provide support, comfort, and assistance to the occupant of a wheelchair. It may be used to improve posture, provide back and/or side support, compensate for seat height, relieve stress points, and provide pressure alleviation for the buttocks, lumbar region, and the legs, and/or to provide an antislip mechanism. The device is typically situated behind the lower lumbar region of the back or under the buttocks and/or legs while the occupant is seated. This is a reusable device.

A padded device designed to provide support, comfort, and assistance to the occupant of a wheelchair. It may be used to improve posture, provide back and/or side support, compensate for seat height, relieve stress points, and provide pressure alleviation for the buttocks, lumbar region, and the legs, and/or to provide an antislip mechanism. The device is typically situated behind the lower lumbar region of the back or under the buttocks and/or legs while the occupant is seated. This is a reusable device.

A mechanical wheelchair is a manually operated device with wheels that is intended for medical purposes to provide mobility to persons restricted to a sitting position.

A device used for controlling connected electrical devices that are programmed to function/operate at or between set intervals of time.

A padded device designed to provide support, comfort, and assistance to the occupant of a wheelchair. It may be used to improve posture, provide back and/or side support, compensate for seat height, relieve stress points, and provide pressure alleviation for the buttocks, lumbar region, and the legs, and/or to provide an antislip mechanism. The device is typically situated behind the lower lumbar region of the back or under the buttocks and/or legs while the occupant is seated. This is a reusable device.

A device designed to assist a person with a disability in the techniques of selecting the correct input device in order to operate a connected primary device.

An electrically-powered device designed to supply an electrical charge, via a direct/wired or wireless connection, to an external parent device or external battery pack to recharge it for operation.

A device designed to provide a continuous supply of electrical power where the voltage output can be varied using a potentiometer. This device will typically be found in maintenance units where medical device repair and testing is performed.

A wheelchair accessory is a device intended for medical purposes that is sold separately from a wheelchair and is intended to meet the specific needs of a patient who uses a wheelchair. The Walker Holder is an accessory that mounts to a medical device to hold walkers.

A padded support (typically vinyl covered) designed to attach to the back of a wheelchair. It typically replaces the wheelchair's sling upholstery and provides the wheelchair occupant with improved back support, posture, air circulation, and comfort.

A device that is attached to a wheelchair and used to mount accessories for wheelchair customization or to adapt to new requirements.

A device consisting of a lever(s), spring(s), tyre contact pads, or other mechanism used to slow down, stop, and/or hold a wheelchair in a stationary position. This also includes the necessary installation package.

A padded device designed to provide support, comfort, and assistance to the occupant of a wheelchair. It may be used to improve posture, provide back and/or side support, compensate for seat height, relieve stress points, and provide pressure alleviation for the buttocks, lumbar region, and the legs, and/or to provide an antislip mechanism. The device is typically situated behind the lower lumbar region of the back or under the buttocks and/or legs while the occupant is seated. This is a reusable device.

A special cover worn on the hands of a wheelchair occupant designed to protect their hands when propelling wheels that are equipped with rims; this may also apply to wheelchairs that are fully- or partially-powered. The cover may be designed for different activities. This is a reusable device.

A small electrically-powered convection heater intended to be mounted on the armrest or tray of a wheelchair to warm the air around the hands of the wheelchair occupant. It may be powered by a connection to a powered wheelchair and may be supplied with a cover-like device intended to be placed around the hands to restrict the area of air to be heated.

A device typically made of metal, wood, and synthetic materials that is attached to the large wheels of a wheelchair to enhance the wheelchair occupant's ability/efficiency to self propel the wheelchair using at hand and arm power. It provides ergonomic surfaces for the thumb and the palm of the hand, eases stress on the shoulder and wrist, prevents fingers and thumb from getting caught by any part of the wheel, and improves gripping contact area.

A padded and contoured device designed to attach to the back of a wheelchair to provide the wheelchair occupant with head and trunk postural support and comfort.

A padded device attached to a wheelchair, typically with a long and sturdy metal insert, to provide the wheelchair occupant with a support upon which to rest the head. The device improves user comfort and may improve some user range of vision. Its exterior is typically made of tear-resistant polyurethane. This will also include the extensions needed to attach this device.

An electronic device used by a wheelchair occupant or attendant to guide the wheelchair's movements and direction of travel. This device may be operated by the occupant's hand, mouth, or signals provided by other means, or by the attendant as required. This device will include the installation package.

A circular cushion of rubber and/or synthetic material which is fitted to a wheelchair wheel rim and which functions as a soft contact to the surfaces upon which the wheelchair stands and provides the wheelchair with traction and some shock absorption as it is propelled. It comes in a variety of designs, diameters and sizes. This is appropriate for spare and replacement tires.