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Wheelchair Cushion Covers

2/02/2026

Wheelchair cushion covers may seem like a simple accessory, but they play a crucial role in skin protection and overall comfort. While many people assume a cover's only job is to keep the cushion clean, the type of cover used can significantly influence pressure distribution, moisture control, and heat management – all key factors in maintaining healthy skin.

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How SWITCH-IT Vigo transformed a woman's independence

19/01/2026

Jean initially thought she would need to use a sip and puff system to control a power wheelchair because she was unable to use her upper extremities for joystick control. However, her ATP suggested she trial the SWITCH-IT Vigo headset control.

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Wheelchair Maintenance

12/01/2026

For riders who rely on manual and power wheelchairs for their independence in mobility, it is essential to ensure that their wheelchair remains in good condition and will last until they are eligible for a replacement, which is typically five years according to Medicare guidelines.

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How Much Weight Does a Child Really Bear in a Standing Frame?

15/12/2025

Understanding how much weight a child truly bears in a standing frame is key to making informed clinical decisions. Whether the goal is bone health, joint alignment, or postural control, the angle of the standing frame makes a measurable difference – but perhaps not in the way many assume. This blog reviews the physics behind weight bearing in standing frames, explains how gravity and angle interact, and highlights what this means for safe, effective standing therapy.

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Preserving Shoulder Health and Preventing Repetitive Strain Injury with the Empulse M90 Power Assist

3/12/2025

Zac was injured in a car accident when he was 19 years old, resulting in an incomplete C 5-6 spinal cord injury. Now in his 30s, Zac has been using a manual wheelchair and states that he feels the stress on his shoulders when he is rolling up a ramp or moving over rough terrain.

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