Push wheelchair intended for the personal hygiene operations of users with disabilities, , semi-self-sufficient or non-self-sufficient users with poor head and trunk control, tending to lose contact with the surface of the backrest and slide with the pelvis forward and who assistance assistance in the care and hygiene of their own person to maintain stability and safety for the user and the assistant.
A non-powered device designed to be sat upon by a patient (adult or child) while washing in a shower, or other washing facility (e.g., bath). The patient is typically disabled, infirm, or is undergoing medical treatment and requires to be seated while bathing/showering. The device may be in the form of a portable chair/stool or a fixed seat (e.g., wall-mounted), and may include armrests, side supports, or grab handles; it is typically made of water-resistant or waterproof materials (e.g., plastic and metal-coated materials). It may be used in a hospital, institution, or home.