Tim Fahey OTR
GBIndividual shows good acceptance of… Individual shows good acceptance of the chair , likes the ability to reach the brakes and self propel with feet.
OTR
GBI work in a skilled nursing facility… I work in a skilled nursing facility and we use many broader chairs. I am concerned about the gap between the back and the armrests. Case in point, we had a resident whose hemiplegic arm fell behind him through that opening and subsequently suffered a fracture when the caregiver brought the back back up to neutral. it would be nice if there were more supportive way to protect a patient's limbs from falling through that opening.
Jennifer Keirstead
CAThank You to our the canadian atlantic… Thank You to our the canadian atlantic rep.for her great help in reviewing the order form to assist me in choosing the right Broda chairs for the acute care nursing unit I work on. Iam an occupational therapist. Kim was super helpful in answering my questions and providing solutions when I ran into problems when one chair was delivered. Thanks again for the great service.
Adrienne Pollock
CAAll in all this chair has served it's… This chair has served it's purpose well. We did have mechanical problems in the first few months involving a cable so foot rest would not move appropriately. Customer service was quite good with the part being received in a timely manner, and installed on site.
The Wilshire
GBTOO much for TOO little I give Broda a two start for several reasons. They break easily, leaving them non usable. When you call there is NOONE to fix these VERY expensive chairs. I am a small facility and this is a large expense for us. I do not believe we have any usable chairs in my facility left from our original purchase and we are no longer allowed to purchase likely d/t this problem and the high cost..