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Better Life Mobility Announces New Advancements in Mobility Equipment Now Available for People with Disabilities
        
      
    
    
          
        
    
    
    
    
        
                  
                  

From Better Life Mobility Centers

                  
                

San Diego, CA (PRWEB) July 27, 2011

Not all mobility equipment is the Same. Today, There Are So Many options when it comes to choosing high quality mobility equipment not only fits That the wheelchair user’s physical Needs, But Also Their Desired lifestyle. Every year Mobility Technology Advances, if disabled people havent Had a chance to check out the upgrades available to Them, They Might be missing out. The best part – They dont need to do all the research and figure out what maintenance or upgrades They Need by Themselves. Building a Better Relationship with Life Mobility Centers Will Provide a partner in Keeping Them and Their equipment up-to-date and working Efficiently. Here’s a checklist of just a FEW of the items people Should Better Life Mobility ask about.

Your Lifestyle Checklist

Wheelchair Mobility Options;

Sports wheelchair: Is the wheelchair user athletic? Sports Wheelchairs Will Satisfy Their side by Allowing Them turn to explore on the court, in the gym, and Even on the dance floor. Beach and all-terrain wheelchair: Beach Wheelchairs Can people get around on sandy or wet surfaces. All-terrain Wheelchairs are Designed to navigate unpaved paths and rocky Those trails wheelchair user’s eye on Their HAD. Self-propelled manual wheelchair: If people want to build or Have upper-body strength and They Like the close connection Between Them and Their chair, manual chair May to work for them. They’ll move around by pushing in the handrims on the two large wheels on Either Side of Them. Manual Wheelchairs Can be customized to Work with one arm only or With Their feet. Hybrid power-assist manual wheelchair: wheelchair This is just like a manual, But It have battery-operated power That Senses When people need a little help, up a hill, for example, or over bumpy terrain. Power wheelchair, power wheelchair A – also wheelchair or motorized street electric wheelchair – does all the work for wheelchair users. They control the speed and direction With A control panel, Usually a “joystick,” which dog be customized to best serve Their abilities. Some chairs in tight spaces Can maneuver, and Some cannot. Be sure to match the chair With The environment. Caregiver assisted manual wheelchair: In This type of chair, a companion Them Will push from behind. Narrow versions are available to transfer people from one place to Another. Sized to Fit Wheelchairs Wheelchairs Have A variety of options help people feel confident That and comfortable. Tall, short, large, or small, Should people feel like Their wheelchair is a natural fit for them. They feel like it Should Also is built to last – a sturdy, well-built wheelchair Will offer more comfort and safety of years. Take a seat: Does the wheelchair feel like its the right height, width, depth, and tilt for Their body type? Rest Their feet, legs and feet Do Their feel secure and comfortable on the footrests? Lean back: Is Their back well-supported and comfortable?

Take charge: They Are Able to Easily maneuver and control the wheelchair while They are on the move? Get it custom: Will the chair handle customizations Any They Want or need? Remember, the light-weight, customizable, comfortable, easy-to-use Wheelchairs May cost a little more, But when it comes to living a Life Without Limitations, Should They focus on the long-term needs. Be sure to ask Better Life Mobility Centers About offsetting Costs with Disability Benefits, Government funds, or other Ways to Get What They Really Want. Their Fitting the Wheelchair Van Be sure to That They choose the wheelchair fits the handicap van They drive.Honda Odyssey, Dodge Grand Caravan and Chrysler Town & Country minivans are popular all wheelchair conversions Choices That handle well. Full-size vans Have even more room and customization and luxury options.

Fitting a Wheelchair Van Lift to the
Its very important
That a person’s wheelchair or scooter, wheelchair van, wheelchair lift and all fit together nicely. Better Life Can Help Ensure They Have the right equipment and know how to use They it. Some lifts include: strong platform lifts (VMI) for large vans, wheelchair lifts cost-effective (Fiorella F500) for Small vans, slide-away lifts (Ricon), light-weight lifts (Curb-Sider ®, compact hydrolic lifts (Reliant ), outside-of-car lifts (Out-Sider ® Meridian), unoccupied wheelchair lifts (Joey ™) and commercial lifts and handrails with safety belts (Ricon S-Series).

BETTER ABOUT LIFE MOBILITY

A family-owned business, Better Life Mobility is a leading California-based retailer of full size vans, minivans, trucks and luxury vehicles as well as scooters, Wheelchairs, lifts and ramps for the mobility market. Founded in 1997 in Riverside, California, the family-owned company have since expanded to include stores in San Diego and Las Vegas.

Today, the Company continued to grow based on two Philosophies: 1.) That people, not profit, are the key to success and 2.) That people with Disabilities deserve a better life, a life Without limitations. For more information, call Mo Abusham at (619) 474-4072 or visit http://www.betterlifemobility.com.

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