

It has five speeds and can go up to 5 mph. I know that second speed is all the fast one would want to move inside the house. We learned from a person whose mother had a power chair that they are fast and powerful and her mother ended up with holes in the walls of her house.
The wheels are bigger and better so it is easier to go outside. The wheels are underneath the seat. So while the seat is the same 24" size as the old wheelchair, the overall chair width is less than the old wheelchair.
I had counted on the chair fitting through the doorway to the kitchen via the living room but the chair is still a few inches too wide. I plan to move stuff from along the wall in the area between the kitchen and dining room and see if the chair can get through there. Tomorrow's project.
I am glad Medicare and Medicare Supplemental insurance picks up the cost as the chair costs over five thousand dollars.
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