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(LA-1-MOTOR) Alaska 1 Motor Electric Lift and Recline Chair, Sizes XS, S, M, L, XL
Electric Lift and Recline Chair, Alaska, 1 Motor, Fabric, Extra Small for 5'0 or under. Please refer to size chart for d ...
Additional Info
Electric Lift and Recline Chair, Alaska, 1 Motor, Fabric, Extra Small for 5'0 or under. Please refer to size chart for dimensions.
Limited:
1 per person
Type of Assessment:
Functional
Product Category Comments:
An electric recliner chair is intended for use by entitled persons with clinical conditions causing a permanent inability to transfer or sit erect. There should be evidence that physiotherapy treatment cannot improve the client’s dysfunction. Electric recliner chairs cannot be approved: when the clinical needs can be met by current furniture or by modifying current furniture; for comfort only; primarily for use as a bed; or primarily for management of lower limb oedema* * When treating lower limb oedema it is important to be aware of current best practice that informs health providers that elevation of the feet below the level of the heart is ineffective and should be avoided. Best practice includes: calf pumping exercises, regular walks and elevation of lower limbs on a bed. Functional assessment should include assessment of: transfers; ability to sit in an erect position; ability to operate the chair safely; and trial of simpler equipment for example other types of high back chairs
<More Detail>
Who can prescribe?
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(LA-2-MOTOR) Alaska 2 Motor Electric Lift and Recline Chair, Sizes XS, S, M, L, XL
Electric Lift and Recline Chair, Alaska, 2 Motor, Fabric, Extra Small for 5'0 or under. Please refer to size chart for d ...
Additional Info
Electric Lift and Recline Chair, Alaska, 2 Motor, Fabric, Extra Small for 5'0 or under. Please refer to size chart for dimensions.
Limited:
1 per person
Type of Assessment:
Functional
Product Category Comments:
An electric recliner chair is intended for use by entitled persons with clinical conditions causing a permanent inability to transfer or sit erect. There should be evidence that physiotherapy treatment cannot improve the client’s dysfunction. Electric recliner chairs cannot be approved: when the clinical needs can be met by current furniture or by modifying current furniture; for comfort only; primarily for use as a bed; or primarily for management of lower limb oedema* * When treating lower limb oedema it is important to be aware of current best practice that informs health providers that elevation of the feet below the level of the heart is ineffective and should be avoided. Best practice includes: calf pumping exercises, regular walks and elevation of lower limbs on a bed. Functional assessment should include assessment of: transfers; ability to sit in an erect position; ability to operate the chair safely; and trial of simpler equipment for example other types of high back chairs
<More Detail>
Who can prescribe?
Occupational Therapist
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Specialist (includes all medical specialists in relevant field)
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(8029) Chair Recliner Mobile - Duke
Carequip replacement of AC COMPACT-02
Additional Info
Carequip replacement of AC COMPACT-02
Limited:
1 per person
Type of Assessment:
Functional
Product Category Comments:
An electric recliner chair is intended for use by entitled persons with clinical conditions causing a permanent inability to transfer or sit erect. There should be evidence that physiotherapy treatment cannot improve the client’s dysfunction. Electric recliner chairs cannot be approved: when the clinical needs can be met by current furniture or by modifying current furniture; for comfort only; primarily for use as a bed; or primarily for management of lower limb oedema* * When treating lower limb oedema it is important to be aware of current best practice that informs health providers that elevation of the feet below the level of the heart is ineffective and should be avoided. Best practice includes: calf pumping exercises, regular walks and elevation of lower limbs on a bed. Functional assessment should include assessment of: transfers; ability to sit in an erect position; ability to operate the chair safely; and trial of simpler equipment for example other types of high back chairs
<More Detail>
Who can prescribe?
Occupational Therapist
Physiotherapist
Specialist (includes all medical specialists in relevant field)
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(CL-4506) CHAIR,Recliner,Configura, Comfort, Medium
CHAIR,Recliner,Configura, Comfort, Medium, 2 Motor, Tilt-in-Space, Interchangeable backrest options - adjustable pillow ...
Additional Info
CHAIR,Recliner,Configura, Comfort, Medium, 2 Motor, Tilt-in-Space, Interchangeable backrest options - adjustable pillow backrests, lateral supports and adjustale lateral supports, Vapour Permeable Seat and Backrest, Easy to use handset, Pressure Care Seating Options
Limited:
1 per person
Type of Assessment:
Functional
Product Category Comments:
An electric recliner chair is intended for use by entitled persons with clinical conditions causing a permanent inability to transfer or sit erect. There should be evidence that physiotherapy treatment cannot improve the client’s dysfunction. Electric recliner chairs cannot be approved: when the clinical needs can be met by current furniture or by modifying current furniture; for comfort only; primarily for use as a bed; or primarily for management of lower limb oedema* * When treating lower limb oedema it is important to be aware of current best practice that informs health providers that elevation of the feet below the level of the heart is ineffective and should be avoided. Best practice includes: calf pumping exercises, regular walks and elevation of lower limbs on a bed. Functional assessment should include assessment of: transfers; ability to sit in an erect position; ability to operate the chair safely; and trial of simpler equipment for example other types of high back chairs
<More Detail>
Who can prescribe?
Occupational Therapist
Physiotherapist
Specialist (includes all medical specialists in relevant field)
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(CL-4508) CHAIR,Recliner,Configura, Comfort,Large
CHAIR,Recliner,Configura, Comfort, Large, 2 Motor, Tilt-in-Space, Interchangeable backrest options - adjustable pillow b ...
Additional Info
CHAIR,Recliner,Configura, Comfort, Large, 2 Motor, Tilt-in-Space, Interchangeable backrest options - adjustable pillow backrests, lateral supports and adjustale lateral supports, Vapour Permeable Seat and Backrest, Easy to use handset, Pressure Care Seating Options
Limited:
1 per person
Type of Assessment:
Functional
Product Category Comments:
An electric recliner chair is intended for use by entitled persons with clinical conditions causing a permanent inability to transfer or sit erect. There should be evidence that physiotherapy treatment cannot improve the client’s dysfunction. Electric recliner chairs cannot be approved: when the clinical needs can be met by current furniture or by modifying current furniture; for comfort only; primarily for use as a bed; or primarily for management of lower limb oedema* * When treating lower limb oedema it is important to be aware of current best practice that informs health providers that elevation of the feet below the level of the heart is ineffective and should be avoided. Best practice includes: calf pumping exercises, regular walks and elevation of lower limbs on a bed. Functional assessment should include assessment of: transfers; ability to sit in an erect position; ability to operate the chair safely; and trial of simpler equipment for example other types of high back chairs
<More Detail>
Who can prescribe?
Occupational Therapist
Physiotherapist
Specialist (includes all medical specialists in relevant field)
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(CL-4504) CHAIR,Recliner,Configura, Comfort,Small
CHAIR,Recliner,Configura, Comfort,Small, 2 Motor, Tilt-in-Space, Interchangeable backrest options - adjustable pillow ba ...
Additional Info
CHAIR,Recliner,Configura, Comfort,Small, 2 Motor, Tilt-in-Space, Interchangeable backrest options - adjustable pillow backrests, lateral supports and adjustale lateral supports, Vapour Permeable Seat and Backrest, Easy to use handset, Pressure Care Seating Options
Limited:
1 per person
Type of Assessment:
Functional
Product Category Comments:
An electric recliner chair is intended for use by entitled persons with clinical conditions causing a permanent inability to transfer or sit erect. There should be evidence that physiotherapy treatment cannot improve the client’s dysfunction. Electric recliner chairs cannot be approved: when the clinical needs can be met by current furniture or by modifying current furniture; for comfort only; primarily for use as a bed; or primarily for management of lower limb oedema* * When treating lower limb oedema it is important to be aware of current best practice that informs health providers that elevation of the feet below the level of the heart is ineffective and should be avoided. Best practice includes: calf pumping exercises, regular walks and elevation of lower limbs on a bed. Functional assessment should include assessment of: transfers; ability to sit in an erect position; ability to operate the chair safely; and trial of simpler equipment for example other types of high back chairs
<More Detail>
Who can prescribe?
Occupational Therapist
Physiotherapist
Specialist (includes all medical specialists in relevant field)
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(OPT-1-MAXI) Luxor Optima Maxi 1 Motor Electric Lift and Recline Chair, Size Maxi
1M Maxi Luxor Optima Electric Lift and Recline Chair - Single motor. Seat height: 530mm, Seat depth: 550mm, Seat width: ...
Additional Info
1M Maxi Luxor Optima Electric Lift and Recline Chair - Single motor. Seat height: 530mm, Seat depth: 550mm, Seat width: 530mm, Chair width: 830mm, Chair height: 1170cm, Back height: 720mm
Limited:
1 per person
Type of Assessment:
Functional
Product Category Comments:
An electric recliner chair is intended for use by entitled persons with clinical conditions causing a permanent inability to transfer or sit erect. There should be evidence that physiotherapy treatment cannot improve the client’s dysfunction. Electric recliner chairs cannot be approved: when the clinical needs can be met by current furniture or by modifying current furniture; for comfort only; primarily for use as a bed; or primarily for management of lower limb oedema* * When treating lower limb oedema it is important to be aware of current best practice that informs health providers that elevation of the feet below the level of the heart is ineffective and should be avoided. Best practice includes: calf pumping exercises, regular walks and elevation of lower limbs on a bed. Functional assessment should include assessment of: transfers; ability to sit in an erect position; ability to operate the chair safely; and trial of simpler equipment for example other types of high back chairs
<More Detail>
Who can prescribe?
Occupational Therapist
Physiotherapist
Specialist (includes all medical specialists in relevant field)
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(OPT-2-MAXI) Luxor Optima Maxi 2 Motor Electric Lift and Recline Chair
2M Maxi Luxor Optima Electric Lift and Recline Chair
Additional Info
2M Maxi Luxor Optima Electric Lift and Recline Chair
Limited:
1 per person
Type of Assessment:
Functional
Product Category Comments:
An electric recliner chair is intended for use by entitled persons with clinical conditions causing a permanent inability to transfer or sit erect. There should be evidence that physiotherapy treatment cannot improve the client’s dysfunction. Electric recliner chairs cannot be approved: when the clinical needs can be met by current furniture or by modifying current furniture; for comfort only; primarily for use as a bed; or primarily for management of lower limb oedema* * When treating lower limb oedema it is important to be aware of current best practice that informs health providers that elevation of the feet below the level of the heart is ineffective and should be avoided. Best practice includes: calf pumping exercises, regular walks and elevation of lower limbs on a bed. Functional assessment should include assessment of: transfers; ability to sit in an erect position; ability to operate the chair safely; and trial of simpler equipment for example other types of high back chairs
<More Detail>
Who can prescribe?
Occupational Therapist
Physiotherapist
Specialist (includes all medical specialists in relevant field)
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(OPT-1-MINI/MED) Luxor Optima Mini 1 Motor Electric Lift and Recline Chair, Sizes Mini and Medium
1M Mini Luxor Optima Electric Lift and Recline Chair
Additional Info
1M Mini Luxor Optima Electric Lift and Recline Chair
Limited:
1 per person
Type of Assessment:
Functional
Product Category Comments:
An electric recliner chair is intended for use by entitled persons with clinical conditions causing a permanent inability to transfer or sit erect. There should be evidence that physiotherapy treatment cannot improve the client’s dysfunction. Electric recliner chairs cannot be approved: when the clinical needs can be met by current furniture or by modifying current furniture; for comfort only; primarily for use as a bed; or primarily for management of lower limb oedema* * When treating lower limb oedema it is important to be aware of current best practice that informs health providers that elevation of the feet below the level of the heart is ineffective and should be avoided. Best practice includes: calf pumping exercises, regular walks and elevation of lower limbs on a bed. Functional assessment should include assessment of: transfers; ability to sit in an erect position; ability to operate the chair safely; and trial of simpler equipment for example other types of high back chairs
<More Detail>
Who can prescribe?
Occupational Therapist
Physiotherapist
Specialist (includes all medical specialists in relevant field)
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(OPT-2-MINI/MED) Luxor Optima Mini 2 Motor Electric Lift and Recline Chair, Sizes Mini and Medium
2M Mini Luxor Optima Electric Lift and Recline Chair
Additional Info
2M Mini Luxor Optima Electric Lift and Recline Chair
Limited:
1 per person
Type of Assessment:
Functional
Product Category Comments:
An electric recliner chair is intended for use by entitled persons with clinical conditions causing a permanent inability to transfer or sit erect. There should be evidence that physiotherapy treatment cannot improve the client’s dysfunction. Electric recliner chairs cannot be approved: when the clinical needs can be met by current furniture or by modifying current furniture; for comfort only; primarily for use as a bed; or primarily for management of lower limb oedema* * When treating lower limb oedema it is important to be aware of current best practice that informs health providers that elevation of the feet below the level of the heart is ineffective and should be avoided. Best practice includes: calf pumping exercises, regular walks and elevation of lower limbs on a bed. Functional assessment should include assessment of: transfers; ability to sit in an erect position; ability to operate the chair safely; and trial of simpler equipment for example other types of high back chairs
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