Get a wheelchair that truly fits your body, your posture, and your life, prescribed by a board-certified neurologic physical therapist.
No. Custom wheelchair evaluations are a standalone service. You don't need to be a current physical therapy patient. If you or a loved one needs a chair that truly fits, we can help.
A custom evaluation goes beyond picking from a catalog. We assess your body, mobility, daily environment, and goals, then prescribe a wheelchair and seating system, from standard options to custom molded seating, that supports your posture and works for your life.
You may benefit from a custom evaluation if:
Your evaluation is one-on-one with a board-certified neurologic physical therapist and typically includes:
From there, we recommend the right type of chair (manual, power, or power-assist) along with the cushion, back support, and positioning components you need, including custom molded seating when standard options can't provide the support or skin protection you need.
Getting a custom wheelchair involves several steps, and you won't have to figure them out alone. We complete all of the evaluation paperwork and walk you through every step needed to get your wheelchair.
Insurance, including Medicare, covers custom wheelchair evaluations when medically necessary. We'll help you understand your benefits before your appointment.
Cash pay is also available. View pricing →
The right chair depends on understanding how your neurologic condition affects your posture, tone, skin, and function. Dr. Lauren Young is a board-certified neurologic clinical specialist and a member of the Clinician Task Force, with extensive experience evaluating seating and mobility needs for people with spinal cord injury and other complex neurologic conditions.
Anyone who uses or may need a wheelchair, including people with spinal cord injury, stroke, multiple sclerosis, brain injury, and other conditions that affect mobility.
Yes. We complete all of the evaluation paperwork and walk you through every step needed to get your wheelchair.
Yes, and we encourage it. Caregivers often have valuable insight into daily routines, transfers, and transportation needs.
No. Evaluations are available whether you're getting your first chair or replacing one that no longer works for you.
Yes. Medicare covers custom wheelchair evaluations when medically necessary. Out-of-network superbills, cash pay, and HSA cards are also accepted.
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