Wheelchairs & Transport Chairs

Seated mobility: manual wheelchairs (standard, lightweight and transport models), transport chairs for caregivers who push, transfer aids and cushions. The decision that saves money: a full wheelchair suits daily independent use — self-propulsion, curb bumps, years of wear; a transport chair is lighter, narrower and cheaper, but the occupant can't self-push — choose it when someone always pushes (clinic visits, facility corridors, travel).

Sizing: seat width is hips plus about two inches total; seat depth leaves roughly two fingers between the front edge and the calf; standard is 18 inch wide by 16 inch deep for average adults — the page lists every model's ranges. Wheelchair cushions are the underrated line: daily-use users on a basic sling seat develop pressure injuries; foam or gel cushions (see our skin-protection range) spread load and are the difference between comfortable years and a clinic visit you didn't plan.

Transfer aids — gait belts, sliding boards, transfer sheets — turn two-person lifts into one-person assists; home-health buyers order them alongside braces. Every listing carries weight capacity and dimensions. Freight note: chairs ship in cartons with per-item freight calls at checkout. Questions? (614) 654-6591.