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Powered Mobility

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Lightweight Powerchairs

Lightweight Powerchairs

Lightweight powerchairs fold or dismantle for the car and travel, giving a person powered mobility without needing a mod…
6 products
MidWheel Drive Powerchairs

MidWheel Drive Powerchairs

Mid wheel drive powerchairs place the drive wheels under the user, giving the tightest turning circle of any configurati…
3 products
Rear Wheel Drive Powerchairs

Rear Wheel Drive Powerchairs

Rear wheel drive powerchairs offer predictable tracking and stability at speed, which suits people who travel longer dis…
12 products

Powered mobility, from portable folding powerchairs to configured rear and mid wheel drive chairs, gives a person the ability to move independently indoors and out. This range covers lightweight powerchairs for travel, mid wheel drive chairs for tight indoor spaces and rear wheel drive chairs for outdoor stability and distance.

Prescribing a powerchair means matching drive configuration to the environment, seating to the person’s posture and pressure needs, and controls to their hand function and cognition. Consider range, kerb climbing, transport, home access and charging. Confirm the safe working load and how the chair will be funded through NDIS, Home Care Packages and Support at Home, DVA or private purchase.

Thrive Lifecare supplies powerchairs Tasmania-wide with home and showroom trials, scripting and quoting for each funding pathway, delivery, programming and servicing. Book a trial with our team in Tasmania to test a chair in the person’s own environment.

Need a scripted power wheelchair? See Complex Rehab: Powered Wheelchairs.

Common questions

Scooter or powerchair, which is right?

A scooter suits someone who can walk short distances, transfer on and off a seat and steer with both hands; it is for getting around outdoors and the shops. A powerchair suits someone who needs to sit in the chair for long periods, needs postural support, or uses a joystick with one hand. An OT assessment is usually required for funded powered mobility.

Do you deliver and set up powered mobility across Tasmania?

Yes. We deliver assembled and charged, set the controls and seating for the person, and go through safe use. Our own technicians service what we sell.

Can we trial a powerchair or scooter first?

Yes. Book a trial and we will arrange it at home or in our Northern Tasmania or Southern Tasmania showroom, with a consultant who can adjust the equipment to the person. There is no obligation.

What funding applies to powered mobility?

We quote in the format the funder needs. NDIS (self, plan or agency managed), Home Care Packages and Support at Home, DVA and private purchase are all common. Send us the OT report or script and we do the paperwork.

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