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Mobility Scooters

 

Early mobility Scooters were small, front wheel drive models designed primarily for indoor use, with little power and limited range. Newer models of mobility scooters offer greater range and the ability to traverse outdoor terrain. Most mobility scooters have a range of options, which include, three-wheeled mobility scooters, four-wheeled mobility scooters and fold up mobility scooters.

The three-wheeled mobility scooters are the most maneuverable. They are ideal for riders who must operate in tight spaces. Their high turning radius allows them to make turns most four-wheeled mobility scooters can’t.

The four-wheeled Mobility scooters are designed for stability and less for maneuverability. Not as good for tighter quarters but great for outdoor use.

The fold-up mobility scooter is designed to help individuals take their mobility scooters with them on trips. Other non-folding models may need the use of a lift mechanism to travel.

If you are interested in learning how a mobility scooter can help you regain your independence, Contact an Orbit Medical Mobility Specialist today!

 

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Mobility Scooters

People all over the world rely on mobility scooters to keep their independence and freedom. If you have unlimited mobility or are unable to drive a car, you may want to consider a mobility scooter , it could be the perfect solution to getting where you want to go and getting there safely. This is especially true if you want to go to the local grocery store, park, post office, or anywhere else nearby that’s a little too far to walk to.

So what type of people are ideal candidates for mobility scooters? Mobility scooters are perfect for people who:

  • Can maintain an upright posture.
  • Have enough upper body and hand strength to operate the controls.
  • Do not have a risk of developing pressure sores and do not require a positioning system.
  • Have a difficult time walking long distances.
  • Do not plan on using the mobility scooter in tight spaces such as kitchens, bathrooms and hallways.
  • Have a systemic or whole-body disabling condition that makes them get tired easily or have pain when walking but they have enough strength to get in and out of a mobility scooter. This could include people with heart disease, lung disease, arthritis, and obesity.

To learn more about mobility scooters, contact an Orbit Medical mobility specialist today!

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