Asthma
Asthma is a condition that makes it hard to breathe because the airways in the lungs become narrow and swollen. It can cause coughing, wheezing, chest tightness, and shortness of breath.

Bariatric Products
Bariatric Products are specially designed medical and mobility items made for individuals who are overweight or obese, offering extra strength, support, and comfort. They include heavy-duty wheelchairs, beds, walkers, and commodes.

Bi-PAP
Bi-PAP (Bilevel Positive Airway Pressure) is a breathing machine that helps people with sleep apnea or other breathing problems by sending air into the lungs with two pressure levels — one for inhaling and a lower one for exhaling.

Bili Light
Bili Light is a special blue light used to treat newborn jaundice by breaking down extra bilirubin in the baby’s body so it can be removed naturally.

Cane
Cane is a simple walking aid that helps provide balance and support for people who have trouble walking or need extra stability. It is commonly used by seniors or those recovering from injury or surgery.

CHF
CHF (Congestive Heart Failure) is a condition where the heart can’t pump blood effectively, causing fluid buildup in the lungs and body. It can lead to symptoms like shortness of breath, fatigue, and swelling in the legs.

Child/Junior Wheelchair
Child/Junior Wheelchair is a smaller-sized wheelchair designed for children, offering comfort, mobility, and support for daily activities. It is lightweight, adjustable, and often customizable to fit a child’s specific medical and mobility needs.

Commode
Commode is a portable toilet chair for people who can’t easily reach the bathroom. It offers safety, comfort, and convenience, especially for the elderly or those with limited mobility.

Compression Stocking
Are special socks that gently squeeze your legs to improve blood flow and reduce swelling or discomfort. They help manage vein problems and are available in various styles like knee-high, thigh-high, and open or closed toe.

Continuous Passive Motion (CPM)
Is a motorized device that gently moves a joint (like the knee or shoulder) without effort from the patient, usually after surgery or injury. It helps reduce stiffness, improve healing, and restore range of motion safely and gradually.

COPD
(Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) is a group of lung diseases that make it hard to breathe, including chronic bronchitis, emphysema, asthma, and bronchiectasis. It causes long-term airflow blockage and breathing problems that often worsen over time.

CPAP
(Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) is a machine that helps people with sleep apnea breathe easier by keeping their airway open during sleep. It delivers steady air pressure through a mask and often includes features for comfort, like humidifiers and ramp settings.

Crutch
Is a walking aid that helps support weight and balance for people with leg injuries or mobility issues. Standard and forearm styles are adjustable, lightweight, and designed for comfort and stability.

Cylinder
refers to portable medical oxygen tanks available in various sizes to suit different needs. They are lightweight, easy to carry, and provide oxygen for 2 to 14 hours depending on the model (like M2, M4, M6, ML6, and M9).

Cystic Fibrosis
(CF) is a genetic disorder that causes thick, sticky mucus to build up in the lungs and digestive system, leading to breathing problems and poor nutrient absorption. It is a serious, lifelong condition, but treatments can help manage symptoms and improve quality of life.

Diabetes
Is a chronic condition where blood sugar levels are too high due to the body’s inability to produce or properly use insulin. Type 1 usually starts in childhood and requires insulin, while Type 2 is more common in adults and often linked to lifestyle and weight.

Diabetic Supplies
Include tools like blood glucose monitors that help people with diabetes check their blood sugar levels easily and accurately. Many devices allow testing on the fingers, arms, or thighs with quick results and minimal cleanup.

ECU
Environmental Control Unit is a system that lets individuals control devices like lights, TV, phone, or doors remotely and independently. It helps people with limited mobility manage their surroundings with ease and comfort.

Helios Portable Oxygen System
Is a lightweight, long-lasting device for people on long-term oxygen therapy, designed to support an active lifestyle.
It requires no batteries or heavy tanks and offers up to 10 hours of use, with quick refills from a home reservoir.

Hepatitis C (HCV)
Is a liver infection caused by a virus spread mainly through contact with infected blood, often from sharing needles. It usually shows no symptoms at first but can lead to long-term liver damage if untreated.

Hospital Bed
Is a special bed designed for medical needs, offering safety and adjustable positioning for comfort and care at home. Types include Manual, Semi-Electric, and Full-Electric beds, each varying in how they adjust the bed’s height and position.

Hypertension
Is a condition where blood pressure is consistently at or above 140/90 mmHg. It often has no symptoms but can lead to serious health problems like heart disease or stroke if left untreated.

Institutional/Nursing Home Wheelchair
Is a basic, low-cost wheelchair used mainly for transporting patients in facilities like hospitals or nursing homes. It’s not meant for long-term or personal use, as it lacks custom fit and independent mobility features.

Lifts/Seating System
Includes power lift chairs that help individuals move smoothly between standing, sitting, and reclining positions. They provide comfort, support, and greater independence for people with limited mobility.

Lightweight/Sports Wheelchair
Is a sleek, easy-to-maneuver wheelchair designed for active users with good upper body strength. It offers greater mobility, style, and independence, but may not be suitable for heavier individuals.

Liquid Oxygen System
Includes a large home tank and small portable units that can be refilled for use while traveling. Portable units are lightweight and easy to carry, but should be filled right before use to prevent evaporation.

Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Is a chronic disease where the immune system attacks the protective covering of nerves in the brain and spinal cord. It can cause problems with movement, vision, and coordination, and varies from mild to disabling in severity.

Muscular Dystrophy (MD)
Is a group of inherited diseases that cause muscles to weaken and waste away over time. It can affect both voluntary and involuntary muscles, and while there’s no cure, treatment can help manage symptoms and slow progression.

Nebulizer
Is a device that turns liquid medicine into a mist, making it easier to inhale into the lungs through a mask or mouthpiece. It helps loosen mucus and open airways, making breathing easier—especially for people with asthma or lung conditions.

Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT)
Uses gentle suction to help close large or hard-to-heal wounds and speed up recovery. It involves a portable pump system and is often used when regular wound dressings aren’t effective.

Osteoporosis
Is a condition where bones become weak and brittle, increasing the risk of fractures, especially in the spine, hip, and wrist. Often called the “silent disease,” it usually shows no symptoms until a bone breaks.

Ostomy Supplies
Are used to collect waste from a surgically created opening (stoma) in the body, often after bowel or bladder surgery. They include one-piece or two-piece pouching systems, skin barriers, and accessories designed for comfort, hygiene, and skin protection.

Oxygen Concentrator
Is an electric device that pulls oxygen from room air to help people with breathing problems. It runs on regular power and is often used for conditions like COPD, asthma, or heart and lung diseases.

Oxygen Conserver
Is a device that controls and reduces oxygen flow from a portable cylinder, making the supply last longer. It ensures efficient use of oxygen, and proper testing is needed to confirm it maintains safe oxygen levels.

Parkinson’s Disease
Is a chronic, progressive movement disorder caused by the loss of dopamine-producing brain cells. Key symptoms include tremors, stiffness, slowed movement, and balance difficulties.

Patient Lifts
Assist in safely transferring individuals with limited mobility. They can function as motorized lift systems and adjustable-height bedside commodes.

Pediatric Nebulizer
Delivers medicated mist to help children breathe easier. It opens airways and is designed for smaller, more precise doses.

Phototherapy
Uses special light to treat jaundice in infants. It helps break down excess bilirubin in the blood.

Portable E-Tank
Provides oxygen on-the-go for patients during travel. Requires manual operation and replacement when empty.

Portable Lifting Cushion
Offers gentle support to help users rise from chairs independently. Lightweight and easy to transport for use at home or while traveling.

Portable Oxygen System
Provides lightweight, on-the-go oxygen therapy with various cylinder and carrying options. Available with electronic or pneumatic conserving devices for extended use.

Powered Wheelchair
Offers mobility for individuals with limited strength or endurance, tailored to personal needs and physical abilities. Designed for safe daily use, with options for transport, posture support, and custom controls.

Powered Wheelchair Armrest
Supports user comfort and stability during use. Often designed with integrated battery storage, influencing power range and chair performance.

Powered Wheelchair Brakes
Use dynamic systems that stop the chair when the controller is released. Brakes automatically engage when the chair is off or not in motion.

Powered Wheelchair Controls
Include standard joysticks and customizable options like sip-n-puff or head switches.Many models offer programmable settings to match the user’s changing abilities.

Powered Wheelchair Drive System
Delivers power to the wheels using gear, direct, or belt drives. Drive type impacts chair performance and maintenance needs.

Powered Wheelchair Footrest
Options include folding, adjustable, or detachable designs. They enhance comfort and accessibility based on user needs.

Powered Wheelchair Frame
Designs vary from foldable cross-brace styles to rigid frames. Some models disassemble for transport, while others are built for in-chair travel.

Powered Wheelchair Seating System
Is selected separately to match individual needs. Modular power base chairs often support customized seating for optimal comfort and support.

Powered Wheelchair Special Power Features
Include options like elevating seats, tilt-in-space, or standing capabilities. These features enhance mobility, comfort, and accessibility based on user needs.

Powered Wheelchair Upholstery
Is built for durability and daily use, with materials like cloth, synthetics, or leather. Users can choose from various colors and fabrics to match comfort and style preferences.

Powered Wheelchair Wheels/Tires
Come in solid, semi-pneumatic, or pneumatic types, typically 8–10 inches in diameter. They provide stability, traction, and comfort based on the user’s mobility needs and terrain.

Ramp
Systems provide access for wheelchairs and scooters with options like portable, suitcase, or telescopic styles. They’re easy to store, transport, and use on steps, curbs, or vehicles for smooth mobility access.

Scooters
Are ideal for individuals with limited walking ability who can sit upright and steer. They enhance mobility and help conserve energy for daily activities.

Scooter Accessories
Scooters come with standard features like key locks and battery indicators, plus optional accessories like baskets, canopies, and oxygen holders to enhance user independence. Some extras may impact battery life or maneuverability.

Scooter Armrest
Scooter armrests can be fixed or flip-up, with some models offering them as standard and others as optional for added comfort and support.

Scooter Base Unit
The base unit forms the scooter’s foundation, housing the frame, wheels, drivetrain, and floorboard, and determines key features like maneuverability, turning radius, and terrain suitability. Many models include anti-tip wheels for safety and modular design for easy transport.

Scooter Battery
Scooters typically use 12- or 24-volt deep cycle batteries, including lead acid, sealed lead acid, or gel cell types, each offering different levels of maintenance, safety, and longevity. Gel cell batteries are most common for their low maintenance and safety features.

Scooter Brakes
Rear-wheel drive scooters often use regenerative electronic braking systems that recharge the battery during use. Some models also feature manual or disc brakes for added safety, especially on inclines or in emergencies.

Scooter Drive Train, Brakes and Power System
Front-wheel drive scooters are compact and ideal for indoor use, while rear-wheel drive models offer more power, better traction, and superior performance on varied terrain. Rear-wheel drive systems support heavier loads and provide longer range but are less maneuverable indoors.

Scooter Seating
Most scooters feature chair-style seats, typically molded plastic or fiberglass with optional padded vinyl or fabric upholstery. Fabric offers better grip, while vinyl is more affordable but may be slippery for some users.

Scooter Tiller
The tiller is the scooter’s steering and control center, typically featuring thumb levers or joysticks to regulate speed and direction. Many models offer adjustable tillers for improved comfort and easier transfers.

Scooter Wheels/Tires
Scooter wheel size and tire type affect ride comfort, traction, and obstacle handling. Options include pneumatic (air-filled), foam-filled, and solid rubber tires—each offering different balances of shock absorption and maintenance.

Sleep Apnea
A chronic condition where breathing repeatedly stops during sleep, leading to low oxygen levels. It may be obstructive or central and can worsen heart disease, diabetes, and other health issues.

Specialty Wheelchairs
Designed to meet unique user needs, specialty wheelchairs include hemi chairs, one-hand drive models, oversized frames, racing chairs, and standing wheelchairs—offering mobility solutions for diverse lifestyles and conditions.

Standard/Everyday Wheelchair
A basic mobility option featuring a foldable frame, armrests, and footrests, ideal for users needing short-term or assisted mobility support.

T.E.N.S. Dual Channel Unit
A portable device for pain relief that uses mild electrical pulses to stimulate nerves, helping reduce discomfort while being worn on the belt or waistband.

T.E.N.S. Unit
A compact, doctor-prescribed device that relieves pain by sending mild electrical pulses to nerve endings, blocking pain signals by depleting “substance P.”

Urinary Incontinence
The loss of bladder control, ranging from occasional leaks to complete inability to hold urine, is especially common in women and affects millions in the U.S.

Urinary Pouching System
Designed for urostomy patients, these one- or two-piece systems include a valve or spout for easy connection to leg bags or night drainage systems.

Ventilator
A mechanical device that assists or fully controls breathing by moving air in and out of the lungs, reducing the work of respiration.

Walker
Available in various styles like folding, wheeled, and hemi-walkers to suit different mobility needs, often with add-ons like trays, baskets, or pouches for convenience.

Wheelchair Armrest
Armrests provide support for users with limited upper body balance and come in styles like desk-length or full-length, with options to flip up, fix, or detach.

Wheelchair Brakes
Wheelchair brakes or wheel locks come in various designs and mounting heights to enhance user convenience and safety.

Wheelchair Footrest
Footrests may be fixed or adjustable, often designed to swivel, flip up, or detach for ease of access and storage.

Wheelchair Frame
Frames are typically either rigid (non-folding) or cross-brace (folding), offering options for durability or compact storage and travel.

Wheelchair Seating System
Seating is chosen individually and sold separately to ensure compatibility with the wheelchair and the user’s specific needs.

Wheelchair Upholstery
Available in various durable materials like cloth, synthetic fabrics, or leather, with color options to suit individual preferences and weather resistance.

Wheelchair Wheels/Tires
Wheelchairs typically have large rear wheels and smaller front casters, available in pneumatic, solid, or semi-pneumatic types to suit different terrains and user needs.

Wound V.A.C. Therapy
A negative pressure device that promotes faster healing by gently suctioning wounds. It’s a portable, FDA-approved alternative to traditional dressings.

Asthma
Asthma is a condition that makes it hard to breathe because the airways in the lungs become narrow and swollen. It can cause coughing, wheezing, chest tightness, and shortness of breath.

Bariatric Products
Bariatric Products are specially designed medical and mobility items made for individuals who are overweight or obese, offering extra strength, support, and comfort. They include heavy-duty wheelchairs, beds, walkers, and commodes.

Bi-PAP
Bi-PAP (Bilevel Positive Airway Pressure) is a breathing machine that helps people with sleep apnea or other breathing problems by sending air into the lungs with two pressure levels — one for inhaling and a lower one for exhaling.

Bili Light
Bili Light is a special blue light used to treat newborn jaundice by breaking down extra bilirubin in the baby’s body so it can be removed naturally.

Cane
Cane is a simple walking aid that helps provide balance and support for people who have trouble walking or need extra stability. It is commonly used by seniors or those recovering from injury or surgery.

CHF
CHF (Congestive Heart Failure) is a condition where the heart can’t pump blood effectively, causing fluid buildup in the lungs and body. It can lead to symptoms like shortness of breath, fatigue, and swelling in the legs.

Child/Junior Wheelchair
Child/Junior Wheelchair is a smaller-sized wheelchair designed for children, offering comfort, mobility, and support for daily activities. It is lightweight, adjustable, and often customizable to fit a child’s specific medical and mobility needs.

Commode
Commode is a portable toilet chair for people who can’t easily reach the bathroom. It offers safety, comfort, and convenience, especially for the elderly or those with limited mobility.

Compression Stocking
Are special socks that gently squeeze your legs to improve blood flow and reduce swelling or discomfort. They help manage vein problems and are available in various styles like knee-high, thigh-high, and open or closed toe.

Continuous Passive Motion (CPM)
Is a motorized device that gently moves a joint (like the knee or shoulder) without effort from the patient, usually after surgery or injury. It helps reduce stiffness, improve healing, and restore range of motion safely and gradually.

COPD
(Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) is a group of lung diseases that make it hard to breathe, including chronic bronchitis, emphysema, asthma, and bronchiectasis. It causes long-term airflow blockage and breathing problems that often worsen over time.

CPAP
(Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) is a machine that helps people with sleep apnea breathe easier by keeping their airway open during sleep. It delivers steady air pressure through a mask and often includes features for comfort, like humidifiers and ramp settings.

Crutch
Is a walking aid that helps support weight and balance for people with leg injuries or mobility issues. Standard and forearm styles are adjustable, lightweight, and designed for comfort and stability.

Cylinder
refers to portable medical oxygen tanks available in various sizes to suit different needs. They are lightweight, easy to carry, and provide oxygen for 2 to 14 hours depending on the model (like M2, M4, M6, ML6, and M9).

Cystic Fibrosis
(CF) is a genetic disorder that causes thick, sticky mucus to build up in the lungs and digestive system, leading to breathing problems and poor nutrient absorption. It is a serious, lifelong condition, but treatments can help manage symptoms and improve quality of life.

Diabetes
Is a chronic condition where blood sugar levels are too high due to the body’s inability to produce or properly use insulin. Type 1 usually starts in childhood and requires insulin, while Type 2 is more common in adults and often linked to lifestyle and weight.

Diabetic Supplies
Include tools like blood glucose monitors that help people with diabetes check their blood sugar levels easily and accurately. Many devices allow testing on the fingers, arms, or thighs with quick results and minimal cleanup.

ECU
Environmental Control Unit is a system that lets individuals control devices like lights, TV, phone, or doors remotely and independently. It helps people with limited mobility manage their surroundings with ease and comfort.

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Helios Portable Oxygen System
Is a lightweight, long-lasting device for people on long-term oxygen therapy, designed to support an active lifestyle.
It requires no batteries or heavy tanks and offers up to 10 hours of use, with quick refills from a home reservoir.

Hepatitis C (HCV)
Is a liver infection caused by a virus spread mainly through contact with infected blood, often from sharing needles. It usually shows no symptoms at first but can lead to long-term liver damage if untreated.

Hospital Bed
Is a special bed designed for medical needs, offering safety and adjustable positioning for comfort and care at home. Types include Manual, Semi-Electric, and Full-Electric beds, each varying in how they adjust the bed’s height and position.

Hypertension
Is a condition where blood pressure is consistently at or above 140/90 mmHg. It often has no symptoms but can lead to serious health problems like heart disease or stroke if left untreated.

Institutional/Nursing Home Wheelchair
Is a basic, low-cost wheelchair used mainly for transporting patients in facilities like hospitals or nursing homes. It’s not meant for long-term or personal use, as it lacks custom fit and independent mobility features.

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Lifts/Seating System
Includes power lift chairs that help individuals move smoothly between standing, sitting, and reclining positions. They provide comfort, support, and greater independence for people with limited mobility.

Lightweight/Sports Wheelchair
Is a sleek, easy-to-maneuver wheelchair designed for active users with good upper body strength. It offers greater mobility, style, and independence, but may not be suitable for heavier individuals.

Liquid Oxygen System
Includes a large home tank and small portable units that can be refilled for use while traveling. Portable units are lightweight and easy to carry, but should be filled right before use to prevent evaporation.

Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Is a chronic disease where the immune system attacks the protective covering of nerves in the brain and spinal cord. It can cause problems with movement, vision, and coordination, and varies from mild to disabling in severity.

Muscular Dystrophy (MD)
Is a group of inherited diseases that cause muscles to weaken and waste away over time. It can affect both voluntary and involuntary muscles, and while there’s no cure, treatment can help manage symptoms and slow progression.

Nebulizer
Is a device that turns liquid medicine into a mist, making it easier to inhale into the lungs through a mask or mouthpiece. It helps loosen mucus and open airways, making breathing easier—especially for people with asthma or lung conditions.

Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT)
Uses gentle suction to help close large or hard-to-heal wounds and speed up recovery. It involves a portable pump system and is often used when regular wound dressings aren’t effective.

Osteoporosis
Is a condition where bones become weak and brittle, increasing the risk of fractures, especially in the spine, hip, and wrist. Often called the “silent disease,” it usually shows no symptoms until a bone breaks.

Ostomy Supplies
Are used to collect waste from a surgically created opening (stoma) in the body, often after bowel or bladder surgery. They include one-piece or two-piece pouching systems, skin barriers, and accessories designed for comfort, hygiene, and skin protection.

Oxygen Concentrator
Is an electric device that pulls oxygen from room air to help people with breathing problems. It runs on regular power and is often used for conditions like COPD, asthma, or heart and lung diseases.

Oxygen Conserver
Is a device that controls and reduces oxygen flow from a portable cylinder, making the supply last longer. It ensures efficient use of oxygen, and proper testing is needed to confirm it maintains safe oxygen levels.

Parkinson’s Disease
Is a chronic, progressive movement disorder caused by the loss of dopamine-producing brain cells. Key symptoms include tremors, stiffness, slowed movement, and balance difficulties.

Patient Lifts
Assist in safely transferring individuals with limited mobility. They can function as motorized lift systems and adjustable-height bedside commodes.

Pediatric Nebulizer
Delivers medicated mist to help children breathe easier. It opens airways and is designed for smaller, more precise doses.

Phototherapy
Uses special light to treat jaundice in infants. It helps break down excess bilirubin in the blood.

Portable E-Tank
Provides oxygen on-the-go for patients during travel. Requires manual operation and replacement when empty.

Portable Lifting Cushion
Offers gentle support to help users rise from chairs independently. Lightweight and easy to transport for use at home or while traveling.

Portable Oxygen System
Provides lightweight, on-the-go oxygen therapy with various cylinder and carrying options. Available with electronic or pneumatic conserving devices for extended use.

Powered Wheelchair
Offers mobility for individuals with limited strength or endurance, tailored to personal needs and physical abilities. Designed for safe daily use, with options for transport, posture support, and custom controls.

Powered Wheelchair Armrest
Supports user comfort and stability during use. Often designed with integrated battery storage, influencing power range and chair performance.

Powered Wheelchair Brakes
Use dynamic systems that stop the chair when the controller is released. Brakes automatically engage when the chair is off or not in motion.

Powered Wheelchair Controls
Include standard joysticks and customizable options like sip-n-puff or head switches.Many models offer programmable settings to match the user’s changing abilities.

Powered Wheelchair Drive System
Delivers power to the wheels using gear, direct, or belt drives. Drive type impacts chair performance and maintenance needs.

Powered Wheelchair Footrest
Options include folding, adjustable, or detachable designs. They enhance comfort and accessibility based on user needs.

Powered Wheelchair Frame
Designs vary from foldable cross-brace styles to rigid frames. Some models disassemble for transport, while others are built for in-chair travel.

Powered Wheelchair Seating System
Is selected separately to match individual needs. Modular power base chairs often support customized seating for optimal comfort and support.

Powered Wheelchair Special Power Features
Include options like elevating seats, tilt-in-space, or standing capabilities. These features enhance mobility, comfort, and accessibility based on user needs.

Powered Wheelchair Upholstery
Is built for durability and daily use, with materials like cloth, synthetics, or leather. Users can choose from various colors and fabrics to match comfort and style preferences.

Powered Wheelchair Wheels/Tires
Come in solid, semi-pneumatic, or pneumatic types, typically 8–10 inches in diameter. They provide stability, traction, and comfort based on the user’s mobility needs and terrain.

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Ramp
Systems provide access for wheelchairs and scooters with options like portable, suitcase, or telescopic styles. They’re easy to store, transport, and use on steps, curbs, or vehicles for smooth mobility access.

Scooters
Are ideal for individuals with limited walking ability who can sit upright and steer. They enhance mobility and help conserve energy for daily activities.

Scooter Accessories
Scooters come with standard features like key locks and battery indicators, plus optional accessories like baskets, canopies, and oxygen holders to enhance user independence. Some extras may impact battery life or maneuverability.

Scooter Armrest
Scooter armrests can be fixed or flip-up, with some models offering them as standard and others as optional for added comfort and support.

Scooter Base Unit
The base unit forms the scooter’s foundation, housing the frame, wheels, drivetrain, and floorboard, and determines key features like maneuverability, turning radius, and terrain suitability. Many models include anti-tip wheels for safety and modular design for easy transport.

Scooter Battery
Scooters typically use 12- or 24-volt deep cycle batteries, including lead acid, sealed lead acid, or gel cell types, each offering different levels of maintenance, safety, and longevity. Gel cell batteries are most common for their low maintenance and safety features.

Scooter Brakes
Rear-wheel drive scooters often use regenerative electronic braking systems that recharge the battery during use. Some models also feature manual or disc brakes for added safety, especially on inclines or in emergencies.

Scooter Drive Train, Brakes and Power System
Front-wheel drive scooters are compact and ideal for indoor use, while rear-wheel drive models offer more power, better traction, and superior performance on varied terrain. Rear-wheel drive systems support heavier loads and provide longer range but are less maneuverable indoors.

Scooter Seating
Most scooters feature chair-style seats, typically molded plastic or fiberglass with optional padded vinyl or fabric upholstery. Fabric offers better grip, while vinyl is more affordable but may be slippery for some users.

Scooter Tiller
The tiller is the scooter’s steering and control center, typically featuring thumb levers or joysticks to regulate speed and direction. Many models offer adjustable tillers for improved comfort and easier transfers.

Scooter Wheels/Tires
Scooter wheel size and tire type affect ride comfort, traction, and obstacle handling. Options include pneumatic (air-filled), foam-filled, and solid rubber tires—each offering different balances of shock absorption and maintenance.

Sleep Apnea
A chronic condition where breathing repeatedly stops during sleep, leading to low oxygen levels. It may be obstructive or central and can worsen heart disease, diabetes, and other health issues.

Specialty Wheelchairs
Designed to meet unique user needs, specialty wheelchairs include hemi chairs, one-hand drive models, oversized frames, racing chairs, and standing wheelchairs—offering mobility solutions for diverse lifestyles and conditions.

Standard/Everyday Wheelchair
A basic mobility option featuring a foldable frame, armrests, and footrests, ideal for users needing short-term or assisted mobility support.

T.E.N.S. Dual Channel Unit
A portable device for pain relief that uses mild electrical pulses to stimulate nerves, helping reduce discomfort while being worn on the belt or waistband.

T.E.N.S. Unit
A compact, doctor-prescribed device that relieves pain by sending mild electrical pulses to nerve endings, blocking pain signals by depleting “substance P.”

Urinary Incontinence
The loss of bladder control, ranging from occasional leaks to complete inability to hold urine, is especially common in women and affects millions in the U.S.

Urinary Pouching System
Designed for urostomy patients, these one- or two-piece systems include a valve or spout for easy connection to leg bags or night drainage systems.

Ventilator
A mechanical device that assists or fully controls breathing by moving air in and out of the lungs, reducing the work of respiration.

Walker
Available in various styles like folding, wheeled, and hemi-walkers to suit different mobility needs, often with add-ons like trays, baskets, or pouches for convenience.

Wheelchair Armrest
Armrests provide support for users with limited upper body balance and come in styles like desk-length or full-length, with options to flip up, fix, or detach.

Wheelchair Brakes
Wheelchair brakes or wheel locks come in various designs and mounting heights to enhance user convenience and safety.

Wheelchair Footrest
Footrests may be fixed or adjustable, often designed to swivel, flip up, or detach for ease of access and storage.

Wheelchair Frame
Frames are typically either rigid (non-folding) or cross-brace (folding), offering options for durability or compact storage and travel.

Wheelchair Seating System
Seating is chosen individually and sold separately to ensure compatibility with the wheelchair and the user’s specific needs.

Wheelchair Upholstery
Available in various durable materials like cloth, synthetic fabrics, or leather, with color options to suit individual preferences and weather resistance.

Wheelchair Wheels/Tires
Wheelchairs typically have large rear wheels and smaller front casters, available in pneumatic, solid, or semi-pneumatic types to suit different terrains and user needs.

Wound V.A.C. Therapy
A negative pressure device that promotes faster healing by gently suctioning wounds. It’s a portable, FDA-approved alternative to traditional dressings.

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