Orbiter Med Custom Wheelchair Cushion Available in Extended Sizing
Orbiter Med now offers new gluteal extension, contour adjustments for increased comfort, and pressure relief for more body types.
Orbiter Med now offers new gluteal extension, contour adjustments for increased comfort, and pressure relief for more body types.
Manufacturers share everything you should know about the various wheelchair cushions that are available on the market. Compiled by Rehab Management staff.
Special Needs Group/Special Needs at Sea (SNG) ― a medical equipment and supply company, and a global provider of wheelchair, scooter, oxygen, and other special needs equipment rentals ― is now the exclusive distributor of the Soothie° Cushion, according to a news release.
Many patients with traumatic injuries or neurodegenerative diseases present with significantly complex physical, functional, cognitive, and rehabilitation needs, and these challenges must be carefully evaluated by the clinician when determining a client’s seating and positioning needs. A feature for Rehab Management by Mei Knothe, MS, OTR, ATP, and Eileen Yorke, OT, ATP, SMS.
Read MoreA multidisciplinary team provides input to four focus areas so patients get the right equipment for their medical and functional needs. A feature for the March 2019 issue of Rehab Management by Jillian Cacopardo, MPT, ATP/SMS.
Read MoreTherapists and wheelchair users apply actionable data from pressure mapping technologies to identify problem areas and form strategies for healthy sitting. A feature for the January/February 2019 issue of Rehab Management by Erin Michael, PT, DPT, ATP/SMS, and Colleen Gillette Smith, PT, DPT, ATP.
Read MoreTaking a whole-picture view of the child and family moves mobility solutions toward success at home and in the community. A feature for Rehab Management by Elizabeth Farrell, PT, DPT, PCS, ATP/SMS, and Kaitlin MacDonald, MOT, OTR/L.
Read MoreAs the holiday season begins, Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA) encourages air travelers with disabilities to plan ahead to avoid injuries, damaged wheelchairs, and other common problems.
Read MoreTo peel away the layers that shroud a complex seating solution, a therapist must be a good “chef,” according to this feature for the September/October 2018 issue of Rehab Management by Amy Ortego, OTR/L, ATP, and Sara Zwart, OTR/L, ATP.
Read MoreResearchers from University of Texas at Arlington have patented a smart wheelchair seat cushion designed to use air pressure changes to redistribute body weight to help prevent ulcers caused by sitting.
Read MoreBarbara Garrett, PT, NCS, Lorena Salas, OTR/L, and Alyson Golding, CCC-SLP, shine a light on the role of the interdisciplinary team in facilitating the successful discharge of a ventilator-dependent patient. This feature is included in the Fall 2018 Rehab Management Product Directory.
Read MoreIn this showcase, manufacturers share features, construction, pricing, accessories and other data regarding their wheelchair cushion products.
Read MoreAdvances in design and technology are pushing a wave that makes wheelchairs safer, more adaptable, and highly responsive for 21st century users. Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation’s Michelle Agostini, PT, DPT, and Eileen Yorke, OT, ATP, SMS, author this feature for the July/August 2018 issue of Rehab Management.
Read MoreAdvances in wheelchair technology open new doors for individuals who rely on complex rehabilitation solutions. A feature for the April 2018 issue of Rehab Management by Maggie Johnsson, MPT, APT.
Read MoreAssistive technology ripples out to mobility, standing, and beyond to help children engage at home and in the community. A feature for the April 2018 issue of Rehab Management by Jenna L. Anderson, PT, DPT.
Read MoreStealth Products introduces its new cushions line, all of which come standard with a CoolCore Technology cover designed to regulate temperature by managing heat and moisture.
Read MoreVisual technology and seating expertise power up strategies that can help prevent and manage pressure injury. A feature for the January/February 2018 issue of Rehab Management by Aubrey Knick-Koppenhofer, PT, DPT, NCS, and Janelle Carnahan, PT, DPT, ATP.
Read MoreNearly 90% of older drivers aren’t making inexpensive adaptions to their vehicles that could improve their safety and extend their time behind the wheel, according to research from the American Automobile Association (AAA) Foundation for Traffic Safety.
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