> "wheelchair" in health, special needs in Winnipeg Get an alert with the newest ads for "wheelchair" in Winnipeg.Do you wish to continue? Get a quick overview of all the merchants in your area with our handy comparison table. The easy-to-navigate scrolling feature lets you compare merchants at a glance and bookmark your favourites, helping you to make better, faster choices. You could update your browser right here: > "wheelchair" in health, special needs in Manitoba Get an alert with the newest ads for "wheelchair" in Manitoba. 465 Lucas Ave, Winnipeg, MB R3C 2E6 3020 Lenworth Dr Mississauga, ON L4X 2G1 Send Me My Guide!New & Pre-Owned Wheelchair VansIn-Stock & Made-to-Order Wheelchair Vans To Get You Moving New & Pre-Owned Wheelchair VansIn-Stock & Made-to-Order Wheelchair Vans To Get You Moving Find Out Which Wheelchair Van Is Right For You!If you’re looking for a wheelchair, you’ve come to the right place. We take pride in our expansive selection, which includes power chairs, manual chairs, lightweight chairs, travel chairs, and heavy duty chairs from top brands like Medline, Invacare, Drive, Pride Mobility, and more!
We specialize in offer many foldable wheelchair options Still not sure what you’re looking for? Refer to our manual wheelchair and power wheelchair buying guides, where you’ll find the information you need to make an informed decision. Also, feel free to dial 1-800-233-8110; our phone agents are standing by to answer your questions. Remember, orders over $99 qualify for free shipping! Wheelchairs Whether you have a short term or long term mobility challenge, we have a wide range of wheelchairs to help you. We offer wheelchairs designed for different types of activities. For example, in this category you'll find wheelchairs for around the home - i.e. bathroom and shower chairs. Also, we have options perfect for quick shopping trips and eating out or traveling. Note: all wheelchairs come fully assembled and will fold down to fit into your car. Here are some of our most popular wheelchair categories: Transport Wheelchairs - Transport wheelchairs, are defined by their four smaller wheels, they are built for outdoor use and they are super lightweight to carry and setup -some weighing as low as 14.5 lbs. Transport chairs fold down compactly to fit into any car or closet.
Note: transport chairs are pushed by a companion only; the seated user cannot self propel in a transport wheelchair. Manual Wheelchairs - Manual Wheelchairs are defined by their two large wheels in the back, where a user can self propel using hand-rims. They come in 5 general categories to suite your needs: Standard Wheelchairs - These are your basic economy wheelchairs, the are good for indoor/outdoor use and light commercial use. However, they are heavy which is an important factor when considering the user will have to push that weight. Plus, it pay to think about lift these chairs into a car when traveling. Lightweight Wheelchairs - Made from lighter materials, these wheelchair resemble their standard-type cousins. Generally, these chairs have better wheels and bearings, plus the lower weight, that make more efficient to self-propel or push by companion. Reclining Back Wheelchairs - Reclining wheelchairs, as the name implies, allow the seated users to recline in thier chair. Reclining wheelchairs reach an almost reach a full recline.
Heavy Duty Wheelchairs - Heavy duty wheelchairs are built specifically for users that need a wider seat and higher weight capacity. Our heavy duty wheelchairs can accommodate users up to 700 lbs. and with seat widths up to 30". Performance Wheelchairs - High tech meets high performance in our performance wheelchair category. They are designed to work as almost an extension of your body. Every section of the chair is customized to your body type and for optimal efficiency. Performance chairs come in general models: Foldable frames- these fold in the middle - "accordion" style. Rigid frame -one piece frames, which offer lower weight and power transfer. Power Wheelchairs - Power wheelchairs utilize a motor to propel their seated users. These chairs are built for people with weaker upper extremities, or people who cannot walk short distances. We have power wheelchairs for the home and for traveling. For people who require a higher weight capacity, make sure to check out our heavy duty power wheelchairs.
Handcycles - Handcycles combine gearing of bicycle with the frame elements of a wheelchair. Sport Wheelchairs - If you play basketball, rugby or tennis we have the right sports chair for you. Pediatric Wheelchairs - Children have different requirements given their growth and size, our category of kids wheelchairs offers many different options. Commercial Use Wheelchairs - If you run a public or commercial space such as an airport, hospital or shopping mall and need strong wheelchairs for heavy use check out our Terminal Wheelchairs, or Airplane Aisle Wheelchairs . Bathroom Wheelchairs - Bathroom wheelchairs allow the user and caregiver to position over the toilet or/and the shower without having to transfer. Wheelchair Parts - If your wheelchair breaks down and you need replacement parts, be it Tires,Wheels, Casters, Legrests, Upholstery, Arm-Rests, Arm-Rest Pads, Tire Tubes, Tools or anything else you may need we have it. If you cant find the correct part please call us at 1-800-233-8110 we would love to help you!
Advice and permit information on wheelchair ramps. To apply for your permit please visit the Zoning and Permits Office at Unit 31 - 30 Fort Street. A 2-page pamphlet providing a guide to the Building Code requirements for wheelchair ramps, and includes a helpful illustration with dimensions. Make a Permit a Part of Your Plans Housing Inspectors and Districts Planning, Development, and Building Fees and Charges Location: Unit 31 – 30 Fort Street, Winnipeg, MB, R3C 4X7 Hours: Tuesday to Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm To schedule an appointment, call 204-986-8113 or email ppd-permitappointments@winnipeg.ca Manitoba's Employment and Income Assistance program through Manitoba Family and Housing Services, among many other services, supplies mobility products, lifts, ramps and other medical equipment to residents of Manitoba. Below I've copied the details of 4 sections Health Services Program. For more information on their services click here.
In Manitoba, the Regional Health Authorities (RHA) have operational responsibility for the Home Care Program including planning, delivery and ongoing management of the services. Home Care services may include personal care assistance, home support, health care, family relief, respite care, medical supplies and equipment, and adult day programs. These services are provided by the RHA's, other contracted health care professionals such as the Victorian Order of Nurses, Community Therapy Services and other service providers. The Home Care Program provides a base list of medical supplies and equipment available across the province. to this list would include electric beds, electric Hoyer lifts and ceiling track systems (up to 12 feet). The Home Care Program is responsible for providing the medical equipment and supplies to individuals who have an open Home Care file. For new medical equipment and supply requests, confirmation of eligibility may be determined
by contacting the appropriate RHA. With respect to equipment and supplies, please note the following: Wheelchair requests for EIA participants must include an assessment by an occupational therapist and/or a doctor. approval for wheelchairs that meet the basic needs of the participant. Manitoba Health loans wheelchairs without charge to all eligible Manitobans through the Manitoba Community Wheelchair Program. Manitobans include persons living in the community and does not include persons living in an institution, such as a personal careThe Manitoba Community Wheelchair Program must be the first source for obtaining wheelchairs for Employment and Income Assistance participants (EIA) who live in the community. Persons residing in personal care homes or other institutions are responsible for obtaining their own wheelchair, unless they have been loaned a wheelchair from the Manitoba Community Wheelchair Program at least six months prior to entering the institution.
they meet the latter condition, they may keep the wheelchair and continue to have it serviced by the Program. where the individual is responsible for the cost of a wheelchair and is an EIA participant, the EIA program will provide the wheelchair. These requests must be sent through to SMD to check the EIA volunteer equipment pool for a wheelchair. If there is no suitable wheelchair, SMD will provide EIA with a recommendation of an appropriate supplier. The Society for Manitobans with Disabilities (SMD) is contracted by Manitoba Health to distribute and repair wheelchairs. provider of the Province's generic wheelchair program, SMD should be utilized as the primary supplier of standard manual and motorized wheelchairs for EIA participants. Wheelchairs can be obtained from: Society for Manitobans with Disabilities Winnipeg, Manitoba R3E 0S2 If the cost is greater than $3,000.00, requests for the elevators, lifts and ramps should be referred to the Minister's designate in