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When choosing an electric wheelchair, there are just a few factors to think about first. Considering these factors will help you decide on a product that best suits your specific needs.
The very first factor to consider is of course your personal requirements. You may prioritize physical requirements or your budget. But whatever it is, it would be wise for you to speak with a healthcare professional or occupational / physical therapist about your options and what's most important for you. It would also be better to speak with other people who have bought an electric wheelchair. This way, you have a better idea of what's new and the best in the market or what features you do and don't need.
If you have limited physical power on your arms and torso, then you need to make sure you get a high quality motorized wheelchair. Generally, a motorized wheelchair utilizes a batter, often a gel cell or wet cell, that should be recharged often. This kind of wheelchair are especially heavier than the majority of manual wheelchairs since they must carry both the battery along with the weight of any extra adaptive devices.
There are now motorized wheelchairs that can be customized to your individual requirements. Consider an electric wheelchair with programmable features and an option for operating systems. These may include head control, joystick, sip and puff control and so on. A really fast model can have speeds up to 12mph, so you might want to check for those, too.
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