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A physical assessment targeting the patients specific condition(s) and functional limitations that are causing the patients mobility to be impaired, including: Weight and Height.
In most cases the physical assessment will also include a full musculoskeletal examination of the users range of motion, joint flexibility, muscle length, and skeletal alignment, with neurological issues such as tone and spasm pattern also noted as they affect posture and muscle length.
Information collected from the assessment will help the wheelchair service personnel and wheelchair user to; choose the most appropriate wheelchair from those available; determine the most appropriate wheelchair components from those available including any possible additional postural support required and decide what
Overview of Code 97542 Code 97542 is used to report management of a patient using a wheelchair including assessment (eg, pos- tural/positioning needs), fitting (eg, pressure relief), and training (eg, getting in and out of the wheelchair safely and managing wheelchair propulsion on various terrains).
Special focus should be placed on the patients motor and sensory function, muscle tone, muscle strength, monosynaptic stretch reflexes, vision, hearing, postural deformities, truncal control, and range of motion. docHub deficits in any of these areas will hinder the proper operation of any assistive device.
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Ask a GP, physiotherapist or hospital staff to refer you to your local wheelchair service for an assessment. Youll need to do this before you can get an NHS wheelchair. The local wheelchair service will decide if you need a wheelchair and, if so, what type. You might be able to get a voucher.
Disabilities may be orthopedic (relating to the bone and muscles) or they may be neuromuscular (relating to the nerves and muscles). For example, some of the more common kinds of mobility impairments are amputations, paralysis, spinal cord injuries, Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Muscular Dystrophy, and more.
Disabilities may be orthopedic (relating to the bone and muscles) or they may be neuromuscular (relating to the nerves and muscles). For example, some of the more common kinds of mobility impairments are amputations, paralysis, spinal cord injuries, Cerebral Palsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Muscular Dystrophy, and more.

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