Transitional Mobility implements the philosophy of utilizing a single mobility device combined with integrated seating, which is capable of a seamless transition through a continuum of definite, specific and necessary wheelchair configurations. Each Transitional Mobility configuration intelligently accommodates the changing dimensions and ability of the occupant at any given time. Thus, adding superior performance and positioning characteristics.

What does this mean to the child and family?

This novel new wheelchair could feasibly provide up to eight years of superior mobility!

As a disabled child matures, there reaches a point in time that it becomes physically difficult or impossible for the mother/caregiver to transport him or her. This may occur sometime between their first and second year. Since the family needs to stay active in and out of the home, some sort of wheeled mobility device becomes necessary.

The child gets older and they graduate into their second device; typically a wheelchair in a front or rear wheel drive configuration. This can occur as a result of a change in the size of the child but more importantly it is to satisfy the need for child to become more independent by moving about on their own.

An active child means a happy and developing child!