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Complex Power Tilt & Recline Wheelchairs

Change positions to support daily activities.

A man in a wide-brimmed hat sits in a power tilt wheelchair by a pond, fishing with a rod. He is outdoors on grass, with trees and a barn in the background, creating a peaceful and relaxed scene.

Use & Benefits

Stay positioned. Stay independent.

When you tilt, your hip angle remains the same, but your body tilts backwards and your weight shifts to your back. When you recline, the seat-to-back angle changes, but your seat angle to the ground stays the same. Complex Power Tilt & Recline ensures you stay in position by tilting and then reclining.

A modern power tilt wheelchair with a yellow base, black cushioned seat, headrest, adjustable armrests, and elevated leg rests. This complex wheelchair features large rear wheels and small front wheels for enhanced mobility.
Use
If you are completely dependent on your chair; can’t propel yourself or perform weight shifts on your own; or need to recline for self-catheterization, spasticity or tone; tilt and recline technology is a great option.
Prevents Pressure Injuries
Redistributing pressure helps prevent pressure injuries.
Optimize Wellness
Custom-built to adapt to your changing needs, Complex Power Tilt & Recline supports respiratory health, digestive function, and circulation while enhancing comfort, positioning, and independence.
Easy Transfers
Laying flat at a 180-degree angle can make transfers easier.
Individually Configured

If you have a changing needs, Complex Power Tilt & Recline Wheelchairs have the ability to be modified. We also always individually configure it to your needs and comfort. There are many configurations, including:

  • Width, depth, height, seat angles
  • Specialty and custom seat and back cushions
  • Positioning items like headrests, and side and hip supports
  • Sophisticated powered tilt and recline functions
  • Manual and power elevating leg rests and foot platforms
  • Specialty joystick controls
  • Alternative drive controls including foot control, head control and sip-n-puff
Complex Support
Many people with conditions like spinal cord injury, muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis, ALS, cerebral palsy and Parkinson’s use Complex Power Tilt & Recline Wheelchairs.
A smiling man reclines in a complex wheelchair with a joystick, inside a bright living room. A brown dog lies nearby on the floor. The room features large windows, cozy furnishings, and a piano.
A man in a power tilt wheelchair smiles while relaxing outdoors near a bridge on a sunny day, with blue sky and city scenery in the background.
A man in a reclining wheelchair smiles and talks to another man standing beside him in an office with framed certificates on the wall, showcasing the comfort and versatility of complex wheelchairs.

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Insurance & Financing

Medical Necessity

Medical necessity is a key requirement for insurance to cover mobility equipment. Insurance providers will only approve equipment that is considered medically necessary based on your specific health needs and daily functional limitations. Our team works closely with your healthcare provider to ensure all documentation supports this requirement.

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Insurance Coverage

Because most of our mobility equipment can be covered by insurance, our process is centered around working closely with your insurance provider every step of the way. From your initial evaluation to the final delivery, our dedicated medical documentation team ensures everything is in place to help you get the equipment you need.

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Customer Stories

Rachels Story: A woman in a wheelchair sits on a mountain overlook with her service dog beside her. She wears a blue cap and boots. The background reveals a misty, tree-covered valley under drifting clouds.
Neuromuscular Disease

Rachel’s Story

 Rachel has been a Numotion customer since she received her first wheelchair in 2016. “Numotion has been a pleasure to work with. Numotion’s convenience of home visits is incredibly helpful.”