RECLINING WHEEL CHAIR

A reclining wheelchair is a mobility device with an adjustable backrest that allows the user to lean backward for comfort and pressure relief.

It is designed for patients who cannot maintain an upright sitting position for long periods.

The chair usually includes adjustable leg rests and a supportive headrest.

It helps improve circulation and reduces the risk of pressure sores.

Reclining wheelchairs are widely used in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and home care.

They support patients with spinal injuries, stroke, or severe weakness.

The frame is typically made of strong steel or lightweight aluminum.

Reclining can be manual or powered depending on the model.