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Aluminum Rollator with 6
Aluminum Rollator with 6
Aluminum Rollator with 6
Aluminum Rollator with 6
Aluminum Rollator with 6
Aluminum Rollator with 6
Aluminum Rollator with 6
Aluminum Rollator with 6
Aluminum Rollator with 6
Aluminum Rollator with 6

Aluminum Rollator with 6" Wheels

Aluminum Rollator is designed to fit the majority of your patients’ fundamental needs with a focus on style and affordability. Constructed of lightweight aluminum, it offers great maneuverability and stability. Equipped with easy-to-operate ergonomic hand brakes, a removable padded backrest and a water-resistant nylon pouch. Easily folds for storage and transport with built-in fold strap. Supports patient weights up to 300 pounds.
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HCPCS Code
E0143, E0156 (seat)
Key Features
  • Lightweight aluminum frame in burgundy and blue
  • Two-button removable curved padded backrest
  • Comfortable, flip-up padded seat
  • Easy-to-operate ergonomic hand brakes
  • Height-adjustable for a custom fit
  • Water-resistant nylon pouch attaches under seat for added privacy and security of personal items
  • Equipped with a folding mechanism for easy storage and transport
  • Non-marring 6″ black casters with soft grip tires, ideal for both indoor and outdoor use
  • 300 pound capacity
Indications for Use
Provides additional assistance with balance to help restore mobility.
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Various
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