The latest power wheelchair control systems utilize advanced technology to provide mobility for users who cannot operate a standard joystick. These alternative driving inputs translate head movements, breath, or proximity into precise wheelchair commands. The primary modern control systems include:…

If you are unable to use a standard joystick, there are several power wheelchair joystick alternatives designed to provide independent mobility based on your specific physical abilities. MedEquipped offers high-tech, non-joystick control methods including: Head Array Systems: This hands-free technology…

For individuals who cannot use a standard controller, there are several power wheelchair joystick alternatives designed to provide independence through advanced technology. These systems are often covered by insurance and are selected based on a clinical evaluation by a certified…

To secure funding for complex rehab technology, you must assemble a comprehensive documentation package that proves medical necessity. Key requirements include: A detailed face-to-face mobility evaluation completed within the past six months. A 7-element order signed by your physician, which…

Yes, an evaluation from a Certified Assistive Technology Professional (ATP) is a crucial step in the process of securing complex rehab technology. A RESNA-certified ATP performs a hands-on physical assessment along with an analysis of your home and work environment.…