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Manual Standing Wheelchair for Nursing Homes - Support with Dignity
Product Introduction
As 2025 ushered in a new era of aged-in-place and low-maintenance elderly care, nursing homes are investing in equipment that can enhance residents' quality of life without increasing the burden on caregivers. Manual standing wheelchairs like the DRM1 support this goal by providing upright walking capabilities, improving residents' health and emotional well-being.
In long-term care settings, promoting residents' well-being and independence is key to providing quality care. The DRM1 manual standing wheelchair is designed to meet the daily mobility needs of elderly residents with partial motor impairment. It enables them to stand manually, improving physical health and mental outlook.
Regular standing helps prevent pressure sores, improves digestion, reduces swelling, and improves the mental state of seniors. The DRM1 frame is sturdy yet lightweight, making it easy for caregivers to maneuver. The 6-inch front solid tire and 24-inch rear pneumatic tire provide excellent stability and comfort in public areas or private rooms.
Its compact frame (96 x 64 x 85 cm) fits seamlessly into elevators, doorways and bedroom spaces - no modifications required. Plus, manual operation requires no electricity, reducing maintenance costs while supporting independent mobility and physical activity.
DRM1 standing frame wheelchair is a solid choice for nursing homes looking to enhance the care experience with an easy-to-use, premium experience. Contact our team for facility pricing, delivery timelines, and demo devices.
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FAQS
Q: Can elderly users operate the chair without assistance?
A: Most people can, especially those with good upper limb control. But for safety reasons, it is recommended to perform the initial operation with the assistance of staff.
Q: How long should residents stand on this chair?
A: Standing for 15-30 minutes 1-2 times a day, as recommended by your healthcare provider, can improve circulation and prevent complications.
Q: Is it suitable for use in a small bedroom or shared living space?
A: Yes. The DRM1's compact size makes it ideal for tight spaces and requires no infrastructure changes.
Effortless patient transfers reduce caregiver strain.
Promotes patient independence during recovery.
Sturdy design ensures long-term durability and reliability.
Compact dimensions fit seamlessly into various environments.
