Reclining Wheelchair

A reclining wheelchair is a type of wheelchair that allows the user to recline the backrest to various angles, sometimes almost lying flat. Here's a simple breakdown: Reclining back: The backrest can tilt backward to provide better comfort, relieve pressure, or help with medical conditions (like poor circulation, pressure sores, or posture issues). Elevating leg rests: Most reclining wheelchairs have leg rests that raise as the chair reclines, keeping the body in a more natural position. Head support: Many models come with a headrest and sometimes lateral supports to keep the user stable while reclining. Uses: Ideal for people who need to change positions often, have low mobility, or cannot sit upright for long periods. Types: Manual reclining wheelchairs (with push handles) and electric reclining wheelchairs (powered by a motor).