Medline Guardian Reclining Wheelchair

Benefits of Medline Reclining Wheelchair

• Improved comfort: Reclining can help to relieve pressure and improve circulation, which can lead to increased comfort
• Reduced risk of skin breakdown: Pressure ulcers are a serious complication that can occur in people who spend a lot of time sitting. Reclining can help to reduce the risk of pressure ulcers by redistributing weight and relieving pressure
• Improved posture: Reclining can help to improve posture by allowing the user to stretch and relax their muscles
• Increased independence: Reclining can make it easier for users to perform activities of daily living, such as eating, dressing, and bathing

When to use a Reclining Back Wheelchair?

Here are some situations in which a reclining back wheelchair might be appropriate:

• Ease Pressure Sores
• People who need incontinence management and catheterization
• Users with low blood pressure or edema
• People suffering from poor blood circulation

Frequently Bought Together

• Armrest Pad Covers
• Medline 3 Inch Gel Foam Pressure Redistribution Cushion
• Medline Koolnit Personal Security Vests
• Medline Wheelchair Patient Safety Quick Release Buckle Belt

How to use Medline Guardian Reclining Wheelchair?

• Make sure that the wheelchair is properly assembled and adjusted to fit your individual needs. The seat height should be adjusted so that your feet are flat on the floor and your knees are bent at a 90-degree angle. The armrests should be adjusted so that your elbows are bent at a 90-degree angle.
• To recline the wheelchair, use the lever located on the right side of the wheelchair. The lever will allow you to recline the back of the wheelchair from 90° to 140°.
• To return the wheelchair to the upright position, use the same lever. The lever will allow you to return the back of the wheelchair to the upright position.
• When reclining the wheelchair, be sure to use proper body mechanics. Use your arms to support your weight as you recline the chair.
• Do not recline the wheelchair while you are in motion. This could cause the wheelchair to tip over.
• If you are using the wheelchair with a caregiver, be sure to communicate with them before reclining the chair. This will help to ensure that they are able to support you safely.