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Prescription Electric Wheelchairs

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Prescription powered electric wheelchair. With a huge range of sizes, accessories and functions, these can be customised to suit the diverse needs of every client. We supply front wheel drive, mid wheel drive and rear wheel drive products. The ultimate disability equipment to travel independently.

We supply a wide range of prescription electric wheelchairs including; Dietz Sango, Invacare TDX-2, Permobil F3 Corpus, Pride Quantum Q6 and many more.

Guide to Choosing the Electric Wheelchair For You

Read our comprehensive guide to electric wheelchairs here. This tells you all you need to know about the various categories of electric wheelchairs, and things you should consider.

Powered Wheelchair Seating and Postural Positioning

Seating positioning is a crucial part of selecting a wheelchair, both for comfort and support. The key to stability is a neutral pelvic position. This needs to be taken into account when fitting the seat positioning of a wheelchair. In a sitting position, the natural curves of the back and neck should be supported; and the shoulders, pelvis and knees should ideally be level. This does however depend on the individual needs of the user, and whether they have postural control – the ability to control their body position. The seat position also needs to sit over the wheelchair’s centre of gravity – just in front of the wheelchair’s rear wheels.

Powered Wheelchair Assessments

Sync Living has a team of wheelchair and seating specialists who work with healthcare professionals such as OTs, to provide assessments and technical support. If you are interested, you can read what is involved in a powered wheelchair assessment here.

Powered Wheelchair Healthcare Advice

If you think you could benefit from a wheelchair all or most of the time, ask a GP, physiotherapist or occupational therapist to refer you to your local wheelchair service for an assessment. They’ll advise if you need a wheelchair and if so, what type. It is always a good idea to consult a healthcare professional to assist in the decision making process.

There are a number of factors to consider including your body type, skin condition, posture and strength. If you have a health condition that is likely to progress with time, it’s a good idea to take account of your possible future needs when choosing a wheelchair, too.

Trade-In Scheme

If you have an old or unused mobility scooter or wheelchair, we can help with our trade-in scheme. This is all a part of our service to you; helping you save money, and making your life easier. Where we’re not able to resell scooters, we will ensure that the key components including batteries are recycled, in a push to help mitigate our environmental impact.