Deluxe with 12" Rear Wheels

Easy to push

HAVEN'T found any

joann m. from mount kisco, ny

She is 67 she has back problems and MS

Ease of assembly. Easy for me to put into and take out of our car. Lightweight enough for my husband to use as a walker when he feels strong enough to walk. Easily adjustable foot rests. We have the hand grip breaks that are convenient for me.

My husband is a large person, with wide shoulders. At first, the chair felt confining but he quickly realized the chair was going to hold him safely and he is now very comfortable with his ride.

phyllis l. from marietta, ga (caregiver)

We purchased this transport wheelchair for my husband who is receiving chemotherapy and is often too weak to walk any distance

Compact and stores easily in the mini van for use when needed.

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james s. from burns flat, ok (caregiver)

65 year old female with MS. She is able to walk for short distances, but tires easily.

Big rear wheels - easier to push. Brakes on chair handles - more convenient than locks on small rear wheels

User's manual does not correctly explain how to lock the brakes. I had to call Medline for instructions.

carl n. from lacey, wa

I am a 78 year old male who cannot walk. My wife cannot lift a wheelchair into or out of the car. We bought the transport chair to use instead.

Lightweight, easy to push

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donna o. from indiana, pa (caregiver)

My mother is 91. I love the chair; we had a big wheeled heavy one before and I hated it. The sponge chair enables us to do everywhere we need to.

Comfort, small size ease of use

Brakes hard to adjust, tighten

denise n. from cicero, il (caregiver)

My mom, legally blind and crippled with RA, age 79

Ease of use; comfort; 12" back wheels; stability

On this particular chair, the pin holding one of the folding grips did not function properly even with a replacement pin set (quickly provided by Medline); inconvenient but workable.

paul h. from flossmoor, il (caregiver)

Client is 82 year old 120 lb. female with Alzheimer's dementia and degenerative left hip disease. Used as needed particularly for greater distances

My sister is the main caregiver and she asked me to tell you she loves, loves, loves it and she thanks you very much. The chair has really helped them both.

None found so far

cheryl r. from clinton, ut (caregiver)

65 year old male with dementia.

Easily to use and very comfortable.

That there are no brakeing system for user.

gerald l. from coventry, ct (caregiver)

My wife has been disabled since 1979, falling down a flight of stairs and fracturing her tailbone.

Very light and easily to use, fits in the back seat of the car and of course trunk

No hand brakes for user

gerald l. from coventry, ct (caregiver)

I fractured my tailbone in 1979 and have suffered ever since with severe chronic pain. Bedridden most of the time and rarely go out of our home

See above notes

Heavy for me to lift into car (age 80), not a detriment as this gives strength to the chair.

dr. geoffery c. from hartford, ct (caregiver)

Advanced dementia. Age 88. Gait problems/ balance etc. Ambulate with assistance. Our home is on a hill. We needed the hand brakes

Engineering

None

robert c. from florence, al (caregiver)

Taking mother-in-law in and out of short distance on location.