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Croydon's wheelchair service aims to meet the needs of individuals with a permanent need for a wheelchair, with the overall aim of achieving independence in daily living.
The user must meet all of the following criteria:
The user will not meet the criteria if:
Following an assessment, wheelchair equipment can be provided to enable a person to achieve independent mobility. This can either be a self-propelling manual wheelchair or a powered wheelchair, so independence means the individual can independently operate the wheelchair.
Environmental constraints and needs of main carer will be considered when prescribing this type of wheelchair. There must be sufficient space for such a wheelchair to be used.
In some instances it is more suitable, for those requiring significant postural support, to be provided with a suitable static seating system rather than a wheelchair. Wheelchairs are not intended to be sat in for prolonged periods of time. In such cases, it is not the responsibility of the wheelchair service to provide static seating. Tilt in space in space wheelchairs are not normally provided in care homes unless the family are actively involved in taking the client out regularly (see tilt in space criteria).
Croydon Living Independently Centre
3 Imperial Way
Croydon CR0 4RR
United Kingdom
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