Greater mobility means more independence.
Your wheelchair needs to be a great fit. Appropriate seating is better for your health, and it helps you do what you want to do — when you want to do it.
Wheelchair seating services may be appropriate if you need help maintaining a good position in your chair, if you’re prone to developing skin-pressure problems or if there are other circumstances impacting your health and comfort.
Our custom wheelchair seating experts work with you and your support team to create solutions that maximize your independence, mobility and safety.
From the time of the first wheelchair evaluation to the final adjustment, we focus on supporting you and your goals.
We may use a variety of services to find the best solution for you:
- Wheelchair evaluations and assessments
- Computerized pressure mapping
- Custom equipment and seating fabrication
- Equipment trials
- Follow-up visits and equipment adjustments
- Therapeutic mobility evaluation
- Wheelchair mobility training
Our physical and occupational therapists have access to a wide range of equipment for you to test-drive during your sessions. Our team has a fleet of strollers, manual and power wheelchairs, cushions and wheelchair backs, and custom positioning equipment.
We work with internal departments and external businesses to test and select appropriate equipment, get approval from your insurance, and set up the approved equipment to make sure it fits you.
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Safety beds
For children and adults with autism, brain injuries or agitated behaviors and developmental delays, falls and wandering at night are special concerns.
Fortunately, a safety bed can offer a restraint-free, secure area for sleep or play. It’s a safe, enclosed environment with padding and upholstery, and an opening within the bed that helps a caregiver easily change the sheets or care for a loved one.
Each bed is designed to specifications to prevent injuries, such as an arm or leg being caught between the wall and mattress.