Convaid refers to their special needs strollers as wheelchairs. The reason for this is that the strollers have many of the components of a wheelchair. They have swing-away removable foot rests, arm rests, and other options such as lateral supports. Many of the Convaid wheelchairs/strollers also have the transit option whereby circular brackets can be attached to the base of chair enabling the wheelchair/stroller to be tied down for transit in a bus or van. Additionally, the Convaid chair has the remarkable feature of being foldable; allowing the chair to be folded for easy transport/storage.
Convaid's new, lighter version of the EZ Rider features fabric made of finely woven, stain-resistant Pac cloth, while the sleek frame has a gray hammer-tone finish.
Rear legs, caster stems, fabric tubes, and axle brackets are made out of lightweight, durable aluminum, making the sturdy new Lite Rider a full 3 lbs. lighter than the EZ Rider. Available in 12" and 14" models. The Lite Rider's patented design provides maximum comfort and convenience.
Standard Features:
Silver Frame Color
Flip-Up Armrests (Pair)
3-Point Positioning Belt with Depth Adjustable Crotch Strap
Removable Adjustable Swing-Away Footplates
6" Front, 8" Rear Solid Tire
Toggle Wheel Locks
For Medical Billing Purposes, HCPCS: E1236
***Since the Convaid Lite Rider is a custom seating product, it is recommended that a seating specialist or a therapist help custom fit the seat to the specific needs of your child. ***
***This is a special seating product therefore a non-returnable item!***
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HCPCS CODES: It is solely the care provider's responsibility to determine if a given diagnosis properly corresponds to a given billing code, Rehabmart is simply providing this information as a starting point for possible billing code applicability. This information is based upon anecdotal accounts of acceptable billing codes for diagnoses in which the identified product has been used in the past. Rehabmart does not participate in the billing process and it is solely the caregiver's responsibility to determine if the billing code actually applies to the treatment provided.
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