Wheelchair Center

Is his injury serious or is he just doing a Paul Pierce?

It is a knee sprain....
He will probably come back in a couple of weeks...

The definition of "pulling a Paulie" is:
Faking an injury, crying like a baby, going to the locker room on a wheelchair and then coming back after 1 minute.....

2009-01-31 19:17:27 by king_james_number_6

Hi my friend sent a reply video on my use of the center of gravity. She answered so many questions I had as a new wheelchair user I decided to ...

Its my birthday (65) and my family 12 adults and 6 kids (1-5) want to take me to lunch before we see the circus at Lincoln Center. The Restaurant should be within 5-6 Blocks of Lincoln Center and also be wheelchair accessable. The focus should be on the kids. Why? Because I said so and its my birthday!

Rosa Mexicano on Columbus and 62nd - wheelchair accessible and child-friendly

Have a wonderful birthday!

2007-10-19 08:14:24 by Richard Jackel

Price: $387.00 $303.52

Made from premium materials that withstand high-volume usage
4-Inch center drilling
20-InchL x 27-InchW

More specific, are there assisted living centers or rehabilitation centers that will buy used wheel chairs?

Facilities rarely buy chairs- we get them donated all the time and usually cannot even use those.

Your state's Assistive Technology Project, League of Human Dignity, or other advocacy group may run a program for used stuff, but most of them prefer free stuff.

You need to remember that most special needs chair users will get a chair for free from the state or insurance, so there is not much of a market for used ones.

I know it is frustrating, but a chair that ran tens of thousands of dollars new has a resale value, in most cases, of only a couple hundred bucks at most.

2009-02-11 21:10:35 by Karen C

Price: $126.99 $46.65

Large digital panel displays blood pressure and pulse readings
Designed to provide accurate blood pressure readings at home
IntelliSense monitor inflates cuff to the ideal level with each use

Not wheelchair bound or anything but limited mobility.

I would say there was. My wife and I went when she was 6 months pregnant and couldn't really do any of the active stuff and we still had a lovely time. You have to pay for so much of the additional stuff anyway. Plus, if I remember correctly the disabled cabins looked quite well positioned and very central which is always useful. I think you would really enjoy it.

2007-01-27 14:04:37 by John F

I have to have shoulder surgery. I am confined to a wheelchair. I have to find a good rehab center for after surgery. I am terrified of rehab centers. Was in one and broke my hip while doing physical therapy. Was in another and forced me into accepting wheelchair. I walked with crutches and braces up until then. Having very hard time accepting the possibility of even going into a rehab center. I need to find a good, caring place. Help please.

When I broke my back in 93 I chose to go to University of New England,very caring people,I got to swim in the olympic size swimming pool among other exercises but they were really careful and had a great plan for me they also except mainecare if your down on money.I believe the same two of my favorites are still there Berry and Karen maybe others as well,I HIGHLY recommend UNE Health Center!GO UNE! Let me know if you go there. If you need more info let me know,they never did anything to comprimise my back in any way. Joyce

2006-11-11 12:19:58 by rfkellett