Evolution Scoot chair^TM

Like the Dyn-Ergo, the Evolution Scoot chair^TM addresses mobility and positioning needs. It combines the comfort of a room chair and the benefits of a wheelchair. Its design allows it to be self-propelled by foot, providing greater freedom of movement for patients at risk of falling and helping reduce agitation for those with cognitive impairment. Furthermore, it can also be self-propelled by hands and rotates directly on the natural axis of the user’s body, making navigation with it a breeze. It is also easily reassigned to another user. In addition, its user-friendly appearance and comfort make it easier for the patient to accept than a common wheelchair or geriatric wheelchair.

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Evolution Scoot chair^TM

1 Self-propulsion by hands and feet

The Evolution Scoot chair^TM offers the same features as the Dyn-Ergo at the level of positioning and comfort. It differs by its large central wheels that allow for mixed hand and foot propulsion.

2 Fall prevention

Combining comfort and freedom of movement, it is regularly used as an alternative to restraints.

3 Fits different body types

Completely adjustable (seat height, armrest height, seat depth and back angle) and available in 5 seat widths, the Evolution Scoot chair^TM fits most morphologies.

4 Intuitive movement

The large wheels are positioned in the axis of the occupant’s body. This configuration allows him or her to move naturally. This feature facilitates integration for patients with diseases affecting their cognitive functions.

5 Positioning chair

The diversity of the available positioning accessories on the Evolution Scoot chair^TM often renders going to a standard geriatric chair unnecessary.

6 Pressure relieving seat cushion

The composition of the seat cushion with its various layers of high-resiliency foams and gel foams, along with its curved shape help prevent sores (pressure or shear sores for example).

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