When selecting a suitable rehab buggy, there are two decisive factors: the degree of disability and the resulting requirements for optimal support, and the desired field of application.



Compared with normal buggies, rehab buggies are notable for increased stability, a greater variety of adjustment possibilities and accessories for correct positioning for longer sitting in the buggy. These possibilities make it more convenient for both the child and the attendant. Furthermore, rehab buggies can grow with the child and also adapt to a clinical picture that may be later modified.
When selecting a suitable rehab buggy, there are two decisive factors: the degree of disability and the resulting requirements for optimal support, and the desired field of application (indoor/outdoor use, long/short distances, even/uneven surfaces).
If the buggy is intended mainly for outdoor use, i.e. on uneven ground, it should have large wheels, rigidly mounted or with swivel lock for straight forward movement, with spring-mounted pneumatic tires, in order to be as easy-running and easy-to-push as possible.
If it is intended mainly for indoor use or for use on even, asphalted streets, small casters of solid rubber offer good maneuverability and high pushing comfort.
