An uptick in disability rates across the U.S. has fueled the need for wheelchairs. The Census report in 2020 asserted that around 5.5 million people used wheelchairs. Besides, the U.S. is listed among the top three countries (disability rates). Disabled athletes have sought mobility devices for ease of use and self-functioning. Self-propelled wheelchairs have gained ground with soaring demand for mobility and lightweight across tennis, basketball and marathons. Furthermore, attendant-propelled wheelchairs have received the impetus in airports and hospitals. 

Wheelchair manufacturers have bolstered their product lines to keep up with the consumer preference. The U.S.-specific report will peruse the demand analysis with the data sets on the prevalence/rise of disability, education, household income, race, gender and ethnicity. The final report, coupled with the database, will offer a granular assessment of the following dynamics: 

• Top selling/demanded products and different categories of wheelchairs.

• Comparative analysis with respect to, including but not limited to, product material, applicability, braking systems, size & dimensions and cushioning systems.

• Consumer perception and insights on why certain brands have the edge over competitors.

• Inputs on electric and manual wheelchairs

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U.S. Wheelchair Market Analysis by Top Brands Report Scope