TRENDS
As they match clinical and functional needs with product parameters, the skilled clinician has more choices in the seating and mobility product world
“As they match clinical and functional needs with product
parameters, the skilled clinician has more choices in the seating
and mobility product world than ever before. Newer combinations of
materials and modalities allow choices not previously
available.”
— Mike Babinec, product manager, seating &
positioning, Invacare
“With the fast growth of the elderly population in
America, it is our responsibility to ensure a good quality of life,
satisfaction, and comfort. This is especially true for residents of
long-term care facilities that would benefit in many ways from a
properly fitted wheelchair and seating system.”
— Susan Cwiertnia, PT, MS, clinical education specialist, Varilite
— Susan Cwiertnia, PT, MS, clinical education specialist, Varilite
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