How to Measure Wheelchairs

[@ajseb]

Great video, I myself am fairly new to ordering wheelchairs for my patients. Sometimes I measure incorrectly

[@antonleimbach648]

I’m a paraplegic and these measurements are so important. Do not be afraid to ask lots of questions! 1) If a person is wearing summer clothes the width of their hips will increase a little during winter when they are wearing heavy clothes. 2) Make sure to take into account a paraplegics leg length wearing jeans that may move their legs out off their footplate. The back of my legs gets pushed forward due to the cushion being to far forward. Also wearing a belt will move my body a little forward in the chair. 3) Spend some time in a wheelchair and try to cook, clean, and other tasks. 4) Wheelchair height is really important. I can just barely reach certain things in my house. Rim and castor size will have a big effect on this.

[@aravindmk5899]

Great video

[@lynnelipka8947]

Thanks so much.

[@MSman77]

Thank you so much 🌷

[@gracesonmahoney9496]

Is this for hospital or custom chairs

[@t4N9410oR]

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[@just.bob.j]

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