
Accusure Mag WheelChair (WC-3)
Accu Sure

Est. delivery 7-9 Days
Vissco Imperio Reclining Wheelchair supports mobility and seated positioning.
Tough, durable and extremely safe
Designed with height adjustable backrest and head holder
Has swingable hand rest and detachable leg rests
Epoxy coated frame and has folding mechanism
Sit in the wheelchair.
Once seated comfortably in the chair, move the footplates into position.
Release the footrest catch and swing the footrests around to the front of the chair.
Drop both footplates down, one at a time.
Place your feet on the footplates.
Whenever you need to change your seating position recline the chair as per your need
Keep the chair clean and dust free
Keep safe from physical damage
Clean the chair once a while
Primary Prevention
Suitable for individuals with mild mobility limitations or occasional discomfort — helps support safe and comfortable movement, maintain posture, and reduce the risk of strain or injury during daily activities.
Secondary Prevention
Ideal for people experiencing moderate mobility challenges due to backaches, knee pain, or recovery from injuries — provides stable support, promotes proper posture, and aids in reducing discomfort while enhancing mobility and independence.
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for individuals with chronic mobility issues or physical limitations — helps provide ergonomic support, ensures safe and comfortable seating, and promotes sustained functional independence and well-being.
A patient may need a reclining wheelchair for additional back and head support, adjustable seating positions, and greater comfort when sitting for extended periods. It can help accommodate people with limited mobility or difficulty maintaining an upright sitting position. The suitability of a reclining wheelchair depends on the individual's needs and the wheelchair's features.
The reclining wheelchair seat functions similarly to a car seat. In addition to sitting upright, the user of a reclining wheelchair can lie back at nearly 180 degrees. The user’s knees can also be elevated to help stretch the hips and lower back.
Both reclining wheelchairs and tilt systems can help provide pressure relief, support circulation, improve head, neck, and trunk control, and improve positioning. They may also assist with safe transfers and accommodate variations in the user’s muscular control, depending on the wheelchair design and individual needs.

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