Complex Power Tilt & Recline Wheelchairs
Power tilt and recline systems allow users to reposition independently — redistributing pressure, supporting respiratory function, enabling self-catheterisation, and managing spasticity and tone.
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What to know
Who needs tilt & recline?
Tilt and recline are medically necessary for users who cannot independently perform weight shifts, have significant postural support needs, or require repositioning for respiratory function.
Tilt vs recline — what’s the difference?
Tilt shifts body weight backwards while keeping the seat-to-back angle constant. Recline opens the seat-to-back angle — used for extended rest or catheterisation. Complex systems combine both.
Pressure injury prevention
Tilt-in-space is a primary intervention for preventing pressure injuries. Repositioning every 15–30 minutes significantly reduces interface pressure at bony prominences.
Insurance & Medicare coverage
Power tilt, recline, and positioning features are covered by Medicare Part B when documented as medically necessary. Our team manages all documentation and prior authorisation.
Ready to find the right chair?
Our CRT specialist evaluates your needs alongside your OT or PT and manages insurance from evaluation through delivery.