Reclining U Cut Commode Wheelchair – UH 119

Description

A reclining commode wheelchair is a specialised mobility aid that combines the features of a wheelchair, a recliner, and a commode. This type of wheelchair is designed to provide maximum comfort, support, and convenience for individuals with limited mobility, particularly those who require assistance with toileting and spend extended periods of time in the wheelchair. Here’s a detailed description of a reclining commode wheelchair:

• The cut seat design makes it comparably more comfortable than the whole pcs seat design. And if you want to use it only as a wheelchair for outdoor use, you only need to take out the pot without difficulty.

•       Collapsible food table board
•       Comfortable and convenient user experience
•       Made from high-quality iron for strength and durability.
•       The backrest can be reclined to various angles, allowing the user to adjust their position for maximum comfort.
•       The head pillow and the reclining feature increase the comfort, the elevating leg rest is suitable for different leg length needs. The detachable armrest and leg rest make the side transit of the user with ease.
•       A reclining wheelchair has the capability to adjust the backrest and/or footrest into a reclined position. This feature is especially important to users who find it difficult or impossible to sit in a fully upright position, and users who sleep in their chairs frequently.
•       Extended head rest to support the head especially when reclined. Headrest has a detachable pillow for user’s comfort
•       Reclining up to 180 degrees so that the patient can lie flat like on a bed. The reclining mechanism is designed for easy adjustment, typically operated by a caregiver using a lever or remote control.
•       Includes a built-in commode with a removable bucket or pan for easy cleaning and waste disposal. The commode seat typically includes a lid and cover for discretion and to maintain cleanliness when not in use.

 Considerations:

Ensure the wheelchair meets the user’s specific medical and mobility needs. Verify the maximum weight capacity to ensure it’s suitable for the user. Ensure the wheelchair’s dimensions fit through the spaces it will be used in and are comfortable for the user.