The details that make mobility yours.
From positioning and device access to storage, visibility and daily convenience, the right accessories turn a wheelchair into a more complete mobility system.
WHEELCHAIR ACCESSORIES
PURPOSEFUL ADDITIONS
Not extras. Tools for everyday participation.
A well-chosen accessory can help stabilize posture, support a limb, carry medical supplies, position a communication device or make essential items easier to reach.
Our approach: we confirm the accessory's purpose, mounting location, compatibility, weight, clearance and effect on transfers, transportation and wheelchair function before recommending it.
Support
Position the body for comfort and function
Access
Keep controls and devices within reach
Carry
Secure essential personal and medical items
Protect
Improve visibility and equipment protection
ACCESSORY CATEGORIES
Designed around the way you use your chair.
Accessories may be clinically necessary, functionally helpful or primarily for personal convenience. We help identify the right category and funding pathway.
Positioning supports
Components that help maintain alignment and provide targeted support.
Pelvic positioning belts
Lateral trunk and thigh supports
Head supports and anterior supports
Foot boxes, shoe holders and calf panels
Storage & carrying
On-chair solutions for supplies and frequently used belongings.
Armrest pouches and backpacks
Medical necessity bags
Oxygen, cane and crutch holders
Under-seat and rear storage
Arm, hand & tray access
Surfaces and supports that position the upper extremities for daily tasks.
Lap trays and half trays
Arm troughs and hand pads
Elbow blocks and forearm supports
Swing-away mounting hardware
Visibility & protection
Accessories that help protect the chair or make it easier to see.
Lights, reflectors and flags
Spoke guards and wheel covers
Joystick and weather protection
Bumpers and frame protectors
Technology mounts
Secure placement for communication, controls and personal technology.
Phone and tablet mounts
AAC device mounts
Joystick and display mounts
USB charging and power access
Comfort & daily use
Practical additions that support routines at home and in the community.
Cup holders and utility hooks
Transfer handles and push handles
Canopies and rain protection
Custom mounting solutions
CHOOSING WELL
Five checks before an accessory goes on the chair.
Adding hardware can change width, weight distribution, clearance and how the wheelchair moves through the environment. That is why fit and compatibility matter.
Purpose
What specific activity, clinical need or daily problem will it address?
Access
Can the user or caregiver reach and operate it consistently?
Compatibility
Will it work with the wheelchair, seating, electronics and transportation setup?
Safety
Does it preserve transfers, drive clearance, stability and emergency access?
Funding
Is it medically necessary, plan-covered, an upgrade or a retail item?
CLINICAL ACCESSORIES
When an accessory supports a medical or functional need
Some components are part of the prescribed seating or mobility system. Their selection should be tied to the evaluation findings and documented goals—not simply added from a list.
Pelvic support
Support alignment and a stable seated base.
Trunk support
Address balance and functional upper-body use.
Head support
Support head control, rest and safe positioning.
Extremity support
Position arms, hands, legs and feet.
Device access
Place communication or control technology.
Medical equipment
Carry required supplies or compatible devices.
THE MOMENTUM PROCESS
Dedicated support through every step.
01.
Referral & Benefits
02.
ATP & Therapy Evaluation
03.
Equipment Trial
04.
Documentation
05.
Authorization & Order
06.
Delivery & Fitting
07.
Ongoing Support
Frequently Asked Questions. What To Expect.
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Coverage depends on the accessory, documented medical necessity, the wheelchair configuration and payer rules. Items used mainly for convenience may not be covered. Benefits verification is not a guarantee of payment.
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Often, but compatibility must be confirmed. The chair model, frame, seating, electronics, mounting points, dimensions and current configuration all affect what can be installed safely.
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Contact us before purchasing. We need to review the product, compatibility, mounting requirements and serviceability. Installation availability and labor charges may vary.
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Yes. Some accessories may need to be removed or positioned differently for vehicle transport, and accessories must not obstruct approved securement points. Follow the wheelchair and transportation-system instructions.
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Contact our team. We can assess whether the current accessory can be adjusted, moved or replaced and whether updated clinical documentation or authorization is required.
Your mobility needs are complex. The process doesn't have to be.
Let our ATP-led team help identify and configure a mobility solution built around your medical needs, functional goals, home environment and lifestyle.