What powerchair is suitable for someone with Parkinson's disease?

Written By Georgina

Parkinson's disease can affect balance, coordination, and walking endurance, making powered mobility devices a practical support for daily independence.

  • Anvia R-300 Powerchair is designed for individuals who can walk but experience fatigue, reduced endurance, or balance concerns in community settings.

  • Anvia E-700 Standing Powerchair may be suitable for individuals with more advanced Parkinson's where standing support and posture assistance are clinical goals. An Occupational Therapist or neurological physiotherapist

can advise on the most appropriate device for individual needs.

Georgina
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