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Exercises for People in Manual Wheelchairs

2010-05-03T09:00:00.001-04:00

If you’re living with limited mobility and have been instructed by your physician to get exercise, you may be thinking “yeah right!”

Even though just thinking about exercising may seem exhausting it truly is beneficial to you staying healthy and in the best possible shape you can be in. In terms of exercise, we’re not talking about weight lifting or kick boxing, just simple aerobic exercise can make a huge difference on your health. Aerobic exercise increases your oxygen intake and strengthens your heart and lungs. If you use a manual wheelchair, aerobic exercise can increase upper body strength and stamina.

Here are few aerobic exercises that manual wheelchair users can truly benefit from:
• Stretching. Simple arm stretches can keep blood flowing properly in your limbs and increase joint flexibility. Try some yoga sun salutations. This involves slowly raising your arms above you head, while keeping them should width apart while stretching your neck and back and breathing deeply.

• Sitting push-ups. By raising yourself in your chair in sets, you are giving your upper body a really great workout while keeping your cardiovascular endurance up. In addition you're reliving pressure on your lower extremities by distributing muscle mass.

Standing Counts as Exercise!

2010-04-26T09:00:00.001-04:00

Last week I wrote about bariatrics, so it follows that this week I’m writing about exercise. It’s long been known that exercise contributes to general wellness. But exactly how and what kind has been undetermined. The body’s goal is to maintain a homeostasis. Recent studies show that moderate-vigorous exercise can increase appetite, which may be good for those undergoing intense chemotherapy or other procedures that can have negative effects on body weight, but is bad news for the heavier crowd.

In burning lots of calories, more calories need to be consumed. This can be bad news for larger people, who exercise with the intent of losing weight. New studies show, however, that low intensity exercise like walking, and even standing can burn energy on a level that doesn’t trigger metabolic action. The basic idea is, avoid a sedentary lifestyle for better overall health. Whether it’s losing weight or staying in shape, walking and standing can keep you healthy and happy.

If you have trouble standing or walking on your own, there are certain items designed to help. Manual wheelchairs, knee walkers, rolling walkers, and even a rolling walker with seat are all great ways to ambulate and burn energy. Standing with the help of rolling walkers, is in itself a great way to exercise. So don't feel the burden to get up and run, just get up!

Products for Large and Small, Top Notch Has Them All

2010-04-19T09:00:00.002-04:00

Bariatrics is a field that deals with obesity. It encompasses dieting, exercise, and pharmacotherapy. While much obesity is genetic, other cases of it are due to poor diet. It may be difficult for many people to lsoe weight on their own, however, and this problem is increased by a lack of mobility. Studies have shown that a positive outlook can be very beneficial to helping one lose weight. The road to recovery can be difficult since many ordinary sized beds and chairs do not fit the obese, but Top Notch Care has a special bariatric line.

Bariatric beds, a commode chair and bath aids, as well as bariatric mobility enhancing products like powerchairs, rolling walkers and canes are all available online. There are also a variety of manual wheelchairs from which to choose.

Pediatrics is another line that Top Notch Care supplies. Children that have difficulty walking are especially important to aide. With manual wheelchairs, rolling walkers and standers, your child will be safer and more mobile. Our variety is unparalleled, and will allow for greater ease in transportation and storage of a walker.

For big and small, Top Notch Care has products that assist everyone. From bariatrics to pediatrics, we have all kinds of rolling walkers and manual wheelchairs.

Mobility Increasing Products

2010-04-12T09:00:00.001-04:00

The bathroom can be a dangerous place for those with limited mobility. The tiles or flat tub of a shower can be slippery and if there isn’t a guard rail, a fall can be devastating. The toilet itself can be difficult to use also, especially those toilets that are away from aiding countertops and sinks.

A commode chair is a great companion for the bathroom, whether in the shower, or for toilet help. It is rust resistant, lightweight and foldable, making it easy to store and transport.

Rolling walkers are also of great help, especially a rolling walker with seat. Standing on your legs can be tiresome and the option of sitting down is a great one to have.

Knee walkers are also a big help in the home. Those with a small cart attached are perfect for transporting small groceries and increasing mobility. Walking around, even if it is with the help of a rolling walker with seat, or a commode chair, increases self-reliance and general health.

Nothing is worse for one’s health than lying in bed, or stationary sitting all day. The sedentary lifestyle does not promote heart rate and fosters weakness in limbs and muscles. So get a rolling walker with seat today!

A View From Afar

2010-04-01T09:00:00.003-04:00

I’ve got to be honest. I know some of you may think that I’m sick, that I should enjoy being mobile while I can, but seriously, enough of disclaimers: I really admire power wheelchairs. I mean manual wheelchairs are great and all, but for those folks who have difficulty with upper body strength and are in no shape to walk around, those power wheelchairs are pretty, pretty sweet.

I can just imagine it: wind blowing along my scalp, weaving in between pedestrians, maybe even cruising in the bike lane because, let’s face it, when your moving at 10 miles per hour or faster you can’t have old folks with knee walkers and rolling walkers or young whippersnappers with backpacks getting in your way. If you want mobility, and I mean real mobility, then power wheelchairs are the only way to go.

It’s not that I don’t value my own legs; believe me, I do. It’s just that if I am ever at the point where I need a manual wheelchair, I will decline it in favor of a fast moving power wheelchair. That is my ideal way to get around when I am enjoying my golden years.

About the Commode Chair

2010-03-22T09:00:00.003-04:00

If you have a loved one who has been in a debilitating accident or is confined to a wheelchair because of a medical condition, you may want to invest in a commode chair. A commode chair is a wheelchair device that has a foot rest and arm rests, along with an open toilet compartment below the seat to facilitate the bathroom process for someone who doesn’t have the ability to get there efficiently.

There are also shower commodes that are constructed of waterproof material that allows the individual to be wheeled into the shower and washed thoroughly, without running the risk of any kind of leakage on the wheelchair. Some shower commode chairs also have the ability to recline, allowing shampoo to be easily rinsed from the individual’s hair. Commode chairs are a comfortable option for individuals confined to the wheelchairs because the toilet seat is padded and they are extremely durable. Generally, they are constructed from fiberglass and/or stainless steel, giving them their strength and waterproof characteristics. Commode chairs are a highly viable alternative to the bed pan because they’re easier to remove and clean. Because the user can sit rather than lay in a bed, using the restroom in their commode chair is a much better option for the user and the caretaker.

Difference Between Mobility Scooters and Power Wheelchairs

2010-03-15T09:00:00.000-04:00

We live in a technologically advanced world these days and there have been many improvements and upgrades in every industry, including wheelchairs. We’ve come a long way from manual wheelchairs and rolling walkers.

Although those items are still beneficial to many people, mobility scooters and power wheelchairs have opened so many doors for so many people and allowed them to go further than they ever have, with less effort. Although they are often used interchangeably, mobility scooters and power wheel chairs are two very different products. Here’s a brief overview of how mobility scooters differ from power wheel chairs.

Mobility scooters are very similar to power wheelchairs, but they differ in one integral way. Scooters generally have a steering bar and require a bit more upper body strength as you have to use your arms and shoulders to turn corners and steer. Power wheel chairs have a joystick that can be easily used, regardless of how strong the user is. In addition power wheelchairs often tilt, recline, have leg elevation, seat elevation, and other handy setting for those with disabilities.

3 of the Best Types of Rolling Walkers

2010-03-08T09:00:00.001-05:00

Whether you need one because of a chronic condition or an injury, rolling walkers are the perfect ways to help you get mobile again. By using a rolling walkers you can gain back your independence by being able to move freely. If you’re looking at walkers for the first time, here are our recommendations for the best types of rolling walkers out there today.

Knee Walkers
Knee walkers are great for those with lower leg injuries. These walkers typically have three legs, a cushion to rest the injured knee on, and handlebars to steer. These are a viable option for many who don’t want to use a wheelchair or crutches for their knee or lower leg injury.

Two-Wheel Folding Walkers
These walkers allow smooth motion for those with a normal pace. They feature two front wheels and two rubber pegs on the back for extra support. A basket can easily be placed on the front for storage and it folds up for easy transport.

Four-Wheel Rollators
Four wheels add extra mobility and support. These typically come with a fold down seat which is nice if you need to rest during your walk. Four Wheel walkers also usually feature a basket on the front for storage and soft-touch brakes for optimal control.

Manual Wheelchairs that Recline: The Ultimate in Comfort

2010-03-01T09:00:00.003-05:00

My father has been disabled for about 30 years. As a former marine, he’s as tough as ever. He swears he will only use manual wheelchairs and laughs every time my siblings and I suggest he treat himself to a power chair. “Power chair?” he says, “I’ve got power right here,” and points to his bicep. His birthday was coming up, and we wanted to get him something useful, but when you ask him what he needs, he of course, says “nothing”. So we had to do some investigating and figure out what the perfect gift was.

My mom said he had been mentioning how his lower back was sore from sitting up in the same position all day. We took the tip and started to search for manual wheelchairs that recline. We miraculously stumbled upon TopNotchCare.com and found the Drive Medical Central Full Reclining Wheelchair.

It’s state of the art hydraulic system allows you to recline in any position, even at a full 180 degree angle. The chair was perfect because it had the simplicity of the manual wheelchairs my dad prefers, with new improvement to ensure that he’s comfortable in any and every position.

He loves the chair and said we couldn’t have picked a better gift.

For a great selection of manual wheelchairs and more, check out TopNotchCare.com

Rehab With Top Notch Care

2010-02-22T09:00:00.000-05:00

About two years ago, I was in a bad car accident. The lower half of my body was mangled by a sixteen wheeler because my brakes gave out, and I cruised through a red stoplight. I was in a hospital for two months, barely alive. But eventually, after I came out of my coma and started rehabilitation, they told me that I would be able to walk again. At first I used manual wheelchairs to keep my upper body in shape. I was determined to get back on my feet again and wanted to do everything I could. And after about nine more months I left manual wheelchairs for a rolling walker with seat. My legs had a lot of hemorrhaging and easily tired, so it was important to be able to sit on a rolling walker with seat when necessary.

Today, I have moved from manual wheelchairs to rolling walkers with seat to rolling walkers. Rolling walkers are nice because they provide me with the stability that I need, since I’m still regaining strength in my legs. And next month I should be moving off of rolling walkers to a cane, and I am excited to say the least. But over these few years of rehab, I’ve been using Top Notch Care products. Their prices have helped make these transitions easy and affordable.

Assistive Furniture Can Help You Gain Strength And Independence

2010-02-15T07:43:00.000-05:00

Folks with incessant bone ailments like arthritis can have their mobility curtailed. Well, That’s a part of life’s cycle and we have to deal with it. We have to keep our bodies working and exercising as much as possible. Now there are a couple of devices that can facilitate movement and help us be more active. They are called mobility aids.

First, we have the roller walker with seat which can help people get around while also functioning as a seat when a place to rest is needed.

Knee walkers are also great mobile helpers. When having knee problems or recovering from knee surgery, this device allows the knee to rest on a pad, seat, cushion or platform while your leg is bent. Your foot is behind you and this device has 3 to 4 wheels and you just propel yourself along. It would seem the knee would tire of being bent for long periods of time but this appears to be safe and smoother than crutches.

Finally, let’s talk about commode chairs. This device is usually made of plastic with an aluminum frame and has sort of a built in bottom bucket or tray into its body. The person sitting on it can relieve himself or herself at any time. The commode tray will store and contain the waste before someone else cleans out the chair and safely disposes the contents.

These are all helpful assistive furniture and if you need more info, just visit us online at www.TopNotchCare.com today!

Knee Walkers Designed to Help You Get Mobile

2010-02-08T11:06:00.001-05:00

If you know someone who has had surgery done on their knees, check out some new innovations in our knee walkers section. There are plenty of handy devices designed to help people who have incurred an injury around or below the knee area. The knee walkers have a sturdy pad where the person can comfortably rest the injured knee. It also has a durable metal grip handle and flexible rolling wheels for ease of mobility.

If you know people that have difficulty in getting around you can help them obtain a rolling walker with seat. It is similar to the standard rolling walkers, but offers a padded seat area for resting. In addition to the knee walkers, there are a lot of new medical devices available on the market today to help those individuals that have difficulty in getting around.

No longer are they confined to the use of manual wheelchairs, but have several different styles of walking devices to choose from!

How Should I Maintain My Manual Wheelchairs?

2010-02-03T09:47:00.002-05:00

Maintaining manual wheelchairs can be compared to maintaining a car - once in a while they need to be tuned up, checked up on, and cleaned! You can really extend the life of your manual wheelchairs if you simply spend a little time keeping them in good, working shape! One of the things that most experts suggest when it comes to manual wheelchairs, knee walkers and rolling walkers is to check for loose or missing nuts and bolts at least once a month. It's important to remember that this is a piece of equipment that is helping you walk and get around.

If you are missing a nut or a bolt or something is loose, you could end up hurting yourself by not tightening it up or getting someone to do it for you. If it’s under warranty you can always call the support center and find where you can have your item repaired. Next, you should check your axles, tires and wheels under the equipment. Make sure everything glides smoothly and that you don't hear any creaking or clicking noises. If you do, check your Owner’s Manual to see how to fix it.

You also may need to change your tires if you use your mobile product a lot. To clean the chair, simply use a clean damp rag every few weeks to get rid of spots, dirt and dust. These rules can be applied to a rolling walker with seat as well as a commode chair. If the item becomes too dirty you could also try using soap and water.

Wish You Could Get Around Better? Have You Tried Knee Walkers?

2010-01-25T07:49:00.000-05:00

A knee walker might be something you have never heard of before, but I think once you begin to realize the benefits this product, you will start to wonder why you didn't buy one sooner! These knee walkers are an extraordinary alternative to using something like crutches. For the most part, crutches are incredibly torturous. Not only do you have to learn to walk with them, but they also hurt your hands, arms and your shoulders - why be in more pain when you are already having enough to deal with as is?!?

These are a scooter-like products in that they can be used either manually like manual wheelchairs, or they can be used with a motor - depending on which one you like better! You simply get on the device like you would a scooter or a wheelchair, and you flex your injured knee onto the padded surface, with your other leg you will "wheel" yourself around. Not only is it more comfortable, but it means you won't have to be on bed rest - which is impossible for some people!

Other products you could try out for better mobility in your house or outside are rolling walkers, rolling walker with seat, and a commode chair.

The commode chair is actually an excellent device for people that live at home alone, but still want to do things on their own - such as going to the restroom.
The rolling walkers, are somewhat like the old walkers they used to have in place. These walkers actually "roll" though with tiny little gliders on the bottom of the walkers.

These products make moving around less painful, and give you more mobility! Visit Top Notch Care and try them out today!

Is The Type Of Wheelchair Really Going To Matter?

2010-01-18T08:22:00.001-05:00

Thankfully with this day and age you actually have an option when it comes to wheelchairs. The first option are the manual wheelchairs. These are obviously going to demand for you to wheel yourself, these are great if you have use of your arms, but no use of your legs or have a lot of upper body strength to wheel yourself around or have someone else wheel you around. A lot of folks use these at home as well because they come in a regular design as well as a slimmer design as well which is going to be a lot easier for you to get around in your own house without any help from anyone else.

The second option is a power or motorized wheelchair, these are obviously going to have controls so that you won't have to do any work. All you have to do is get on the chair, and turn the "wheel" to turn in different directions. I've seen a lot of older people bring these to places like grocery stores because they can't walk around on their own without any help. These also come in an array of designs and options - some of which even include baskets for your groceries or other items you may need to bring with you, but can't hold on your own.

Other helpful options are also available to you as well besides wheelchairs such as knee walkers, rolling walker with seat and even a commode chair.

The Top Mobility Products And Manual Wheelchairs To Help You Get Around!

2010-01-11T08:19:00.000-05:00

It seems like the more products that come out, the better understanding we have about these products. These aren't just for senior citizens, they aren't just for people that have had accidents, and they aren't just for people that have mobility issues from diseases that cause neurological problems - they are for anyone that needs help getting around. This could be getting around your home, or the store, or to work, or anywhere else. Over time these products have become more and more innovative in not only how they are used and what they are made out of, but extra features as well that you probably wished they had added on years ago.

For example, with something like a commode chair, you no longer need a bedpan or other bathroom device. Now you can get up and go it on your own by either using a bedside commode chair, or a chair that actually help you get TO the bathroom. You also have various kinds of manual wheelchairs and auto wheelchairs as well. Some of these are specifically made with you the user in mind. They allow for packages to be carried on the wheelchair, different seat heights and designs, as well as different speeds as well.

If you have a problem and you need to use a walker, you now have rolling walkers, a rolling walker with seat and also knee walkers available to you. These aren't as old school as they seem - in fact, these options will blow your other walker out of the water and across town. They are better to use, easier to use, and will enable you a certain kind of pride because now you can start to do things on your own again instead of always having to lean on someone else.

Need Help Getting Or Going To The Bathroom? Try Commode Chairs

2010-01-04T07:16:00.000-05:00

There are really so many different products available nowadays to help better suit people with disabilities. It doesn't matter if you have something like scoliosis, or you simply have joint pain and need help getting around. One of the options you might want to consider to help you get to the bathroom is going to be manual wheelchairs - these are chairs you will need to wheel on your own, but they can be quite the convenience when you have problems with every day things like going to the bathroom. The commode chair is also a great option for you as well.

This is simply a chair that includes a chamber pot. The chamber pot can either be enclosed - such as a commode chair for bedside use which can then be empties out later on, or it can be opened with wheels at the bottom of the chair. The chamber pot is "leveled" so that it's not as low as a regular toilet. This allows for leverage over the toilet, but also uses the wheels to actually get TO the toilet. This is just a really nice option for people that not only can't get to the bathroom on their own, but that also can't get down that low.

Also, available for convenience home items are a rolling walker with seat, rolling walkers without seats, manual wheelchair products and knee walkers all of these products are bound to make your life that much easier, even if you do have a disability.

Mobility Scooter Products Can Make Life Easier

2009-12-28T14:08:00.003-05:00

Mobility scooters are specifically designed for individuals who have problems with moving around as much as they like to, especially when it comes to activities such as walking up hills or down hills or walking long distances,. This is where the mobility scooter comes into play by making your life easier allowing you to do all the activities and errands you used to do before.

This is essentially the alternative to something like an electric wheelchair in that these scooters are much more sleek in the way that they are designed, whereas options like manual wheelchairs and motorized wheelchairs are often clunkier. Although, I have seen slimmer motorized scooters appear over time more and more! The newer mobility scooters offer the ability to not only "drive" indoors, but over various types if outside terrain as well. There are also many accessories and options you can choose for your scooter as well such as baskets, oxygen carriers, headlights, decals and canopies which are nice if you get caught in the rain or it's a really sunny day out!

Other innovative mobility products also include knee walkers, manual wheelchairs, rolling walkers with casters or wheels, rolling walker with seat for those instances when you need to sit down and the commode chair which is good for individuals that simply cannot get to or go to the restroom the same way they used to.

What Are The Different Types Of Assistive Furniture & Mobility Options Available To Me?

2009-12-21T08:36:00.000-05:00

Assistive furniture and wheelchairs are a great option not only for senior citizens, but for those with health problems as well. The assistive furniture brings you options such as bathroom assistants, ramps and lifts and bed accessories. The different kinds of wheelchairs will most likely depend on what you feel most comfortable with. You have a few different options available to you such as a manual wheelchair which is something you would move on your own, these are good for people that can still use their arms for mobility.

The other option is a power wheelchair - these are completely automatic. They will include features such as various seat widths, back types, arm rests, footrests, casters, and back and ankle adjustment for support and comfort. These are considered some of the most versatile and flexible wheelchairs available to you. They even have different "Types" such as a foldable wheelchair which is great for saving space and a travel wheelchair which will include a portable cross brace for transport.

The travel ones are also lightweight since they do need to be picked up and moved around if you plan on taking them with you - which I'm sure you will! Other mobility options are rolling walkers and mobility scooters. These are some of the most innovative and functional pieces of equipment that anyone would be lucky to have. They are easy to use, they can help you to be more mobile and they can be counted on in a time of need. Visit Top Notch Care now for more information or to see what else is available to you!

How Exactly Do Rolling Walkers Work?

2009-12-14T08:44:00.000-05:00

There are actually two types of walkers, those that move with casters or wheels, and those that do not. If you have a really hard time "picking" up the walker and shuffling it as you walk, then the rolling walkers will be the best option for you. These are quite easy to use for just about anyone - even children! The process is simple; the person using the walker will walk in unison with the frame of the walker, this walker will surround their front and sides which provides maximum support. You the user will also hold onto the sides of the roller frame for extra added support.

As mentioned above, usually the walker is placed a few centimeters or inches in front of the person, you would then shuffle or walk towards the frame. Rinse and repeat. However, with the use of wheels you can actually "glide" to your destination as opposed to picking it up and moving it on your own. This specific product is a great option for people that have little use of their arms or have no strength in their arms. Also, these rolling walkers are fantastic for people that are recuperating from back or leg injuries as well.

So as you can see this is actually something YOU could do whether you do or don't have a lot of strength. We also offer a variety of other mobility and helpful products such as assistive furniture, manual wheelchair, mobility scooters and various types of rolling walkers (two, three or four wheeled). At Top Notch Care you can expect the best and only the best products for all your needs!

If you need more information about rolling walkers and wheeled walkers, visit us at www.TopNotchCare.com!

Supportive Pediatrics Care For My Child

2009-12-07T08:12:00.000-05:00

Your child is one of the most important things in your life, so when it comes to something like mobility options, you absolutely want ONLY the best for them. That's understandable! That's why at Top Notch Care we only offer the highest grade of quality when it comes to your needs for Pediatric Care products. Each one is designed with your child in mind - easier mobility makes for greater morale. The options we have available include; pediatric walkers, positioning products, standers, manual wheelchair and automatic wheelchair option and bath safety. We also offer options for adults as well which include assistive furniture, manual wheelchair and automatic or motorized wheelchair options, mobility scooters, rolling walkers and more!

This is not only about offering you the safest products, but also about allowing you to get around easier. Oftentimes when people get sick ad they stay in one place, don't exercise, don't let the blood circulate - they actually end up getting sicker rather than better. As providers for these products we oftentimes hear about how an individual was going downhill as far as their health went, and with using a product such as the rolling walkers, their strength (health wise and mentally) shot through the roof.

These products really can make a persons self-esteem that much better because they feel that there is hope yet! These mobility options WILL get you the exercise you need and they WILL give you the support you want and need from a store such as ours. At Top Notch Care, we really DO care about your overall health and well-being!

Are Rolling Walkers The Right Choice For Me?

2009-11-24T10:38:00.004-05:00

When it comes time for you to start shopping for things such as mobility scooters and rolling walkers, it's important that you make the right choice for your specific needs. A rolling walker is a great product for a disabled or elderly person who needs additional help to maintain balance or stability while walking. Over the years, these rolling walkers have become quite innovative. It used to be that these walkers were not "rolling" at all. But now you can use these to adjust the height and width for your body.

Usually the two front legs of the walker will have the wheels, but we also offer four leg wheels as well. The choice you should pick from is based on how well your strength and abilities are when it comes to the person using it. There are also various usable functions that you might consider as well when it comes to the rolling walkers. Some of these walkers will have seats instead of placing you in a standing position, some of them might utilize a basket or "box" section as well - this is perfect for those of you that wish to use the walker while doing some light shopping, or to keep your necessities near you.

At Top Notch Care we have various other mobility options for you such as assistive furniture, a manual wheelchair option, mobility scooters and much more. If you need help picking the perfect product for your needs, please don't hesitate to ask us whatever questions you may have! At Top Notch Care we give you the support you need!

Freedom and maximum maneuverability with Knee Walkers

2009-11-17T12:15:00.008-05:00

The problem with recovering from leg surgery besides, well… besides recovering from leg surgery, is that not only the leg is disabled, but also the hands which have to support the body by using crutches.

In order to make your life easier, some really nice people decided to design the Knee Walker – a special product that helps people with an injury below the knee. Whether it’s a fracture or a tendon injury – with the knee walker you’ll have all the freedom you need. You’ll be able to move freely, comfortably and have maximum maneuverability.

The knee walker is a painless alternative to walkers and crutches and there’s no tripping, falling and fatigue. It could be used as a chair during rest and improves circulation and muscles in affected leg.

It’s simple to use and all you need to do is to place your knee on the knee pad and the ankle on the rear support and take off with the other leg!

Here, see the benefits for yourself:

If you need more information about knee walkers, visit us at www.TopNotchCare.com!

Manual Wheelchair and Power Wheelchair. Which one will work for you?

2009-11-09T12:02:00.000-05:00

Wheelchairs are truly remarkable in the way they provide freedom to many people around the world. A wheelchair can help individuals to travel freely just like any other person, and even participate in recreational activities like sports.

There are many wheelchair designs and models available on the market and different chairs serve different people and purposes. So when there are many things to take into consideration when buying a wheelchair in order to make sure that you get the perfect chair for your needs.

There are two main types of chairs and they are Manual Wheelchairs and Power Wheelchairs. Now you might imagine that manual wheelchairs are not what they used to be. These chairs are great for people with upper body strength and come in any color and design you can imagine. They are more than half the weight that they used be and easy to transfer in and out of cars.

Power wheelchairs are a wonderful option for those who need maximum ease of use. They run on batteries and have a reliable control system and great cushion system for people who require more support.

If you need more information, visit us at www.TopNotchCare.com!

Welcome to Top Notch Care Blog!

2009-11-02T15:29:00.001-05:00

Top Notch Care is a provider and distributor of mobility and healthcare products. Our mission at Top Notch Care is to bring you only superior products from the most reliable sources in the industry, to ensure utmost comfort, highest quality and best value.

At Top Notch Care, we strive to help you feel better and regain your sense of independence and freedom. Our products can help you enjoy the liberating feeling of being able to get out and travel again, whether you want to travel overseas or just to the supermarket and back…

We also take pride in sharing our knowledge with the customers, and we’ve opened this blog in order to keep you up-to-date with the news and developments in the field.

For more information, log on to www.topnotchcare.com and remember to visit this blog weekly for updates.

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