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4.5 MPH iLevel® Power Chairs
- iLevel® improves daily functionality and quality of life by allowing operation of the power chair with the seat fully elevated while at walking speed (at 4.5 mph).
  
  iLevel's patented Extra Stability Technology® enhances safety for transfers, reach, and numerous other activities of daily living.
  - Benefits of iLevel
  - Discover how iLevel enables consumers to help them complete daily tasks such as transferring, reaching, grooming and cooking.
  - iLevel Funding
  - See which insurers have funded iLevel and learn how to request funding for a power wheelchair with iLevel technology.
  - Life at iLevel
  - See photos of Quantum consumers elevated in their iLevel Power Wheelchair and submit your own photo!
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  - Learn how iLevel power adjustable seat height works and request more information.
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Clinical Benefits of Device Double Commands
By: Wade Lucas, PT, DPT, ATP/SMS, Clinical Education Manager

Understanding the opportunities and options of utilizing double command functions through drive control devices. Read More

Survey Says…Part 1
By: Wade Lucas, PT, DPT, ATP/SMS, Clinical Education Manager

Understanding the capabilities and benefits of that power wheelchair provide beyond mobility from point A to point B. Read More

Survey Says…Part 2
By: Wade Lucas, PT, DPT, ATP/SMS, Clinical Education Manager

Understanding the capabilities and benefits of that power wheelchair provide beyond mobility from point A to point B. Read More

Clinical Adaptability and Versatility of the i-Drive Alternative Control System
By: Heather Price, OTR, ATP/SMS, Stealth Products Regional Manager – Central South Region

The i-Drive is often thought of as just a head array system, it offers much more versatility and can adapt to a users needs as they change. Read More

Home is Where You Make it
By: Joseph “J.B.” Radabaugh, CTRS, ATP/SMS, Clinical Education Manager

Understanding how to match your equipment to the home environment and the importance of a home assessment or trial in the home. Read More

Considerations for Power Wheelchairs
By: Alexandra “Alex” Chesney, OTR, ATP/SMS, Quantum Rehab Clinical Sales Manager – Midwest South Region

Discussion on Group 2 vs. Group 3 power wheelchairs and their differences along with qualifications and options for each. Read More

Interactive Assist to the Rescue
By: Joseph “J.B.” Radabaugh, CTRS, ATP/SMS, Clinical Education Manager

How to remotely evaluate a client’s chair, repairs, and programming in the field. Read More

Clinical Adaptability and Accessibility Options for Head Array Controls
By: Wade Lucas, PT, DPT, ATP/SMS, Clinical Education Manager

Clinical Adaptability and Accessibility Options for Head Array Controls: Understanding the basic use of a head array device including the typical configurations and programming options available. Read More

Saving the Day: Programming Parameters
By: Joseph “J.B.” Radabaugh, CTRS, ATP/SMS, Quantum Clinical Education Manager

Programming Parameters: How to download a pre-configured programming file for unique client needs or from trial to delivery of a personal chair. Also reviews how to download a traditional starting programming file with step by step images on Econ W of how to perform this. Read More

Power Wheelchair & Bluetooth Capabilities: What This Technology Can Provide
By: Jay Doherty, OTR, ATP/SMS

Bluetooth is a technology that can benefit anyone who uses complex rehab technology. This blog will help the reader to understand things that can be accomplished with this technology. Read More