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What's an Adaptive Stroller?
What Is an Adaptive Stroller?
An adaptive stroller is a lightweight chair on wheels for kids ages 3 and older who need trunk or head support. This kind of stroller can be a good alternative to a bulky wheelchair for quick outings. Another person stands behind the adaptive stroller to push it.
Are Adaptive Strollers Covered by Insurance?
Adaptive strollers are usually covered by insurance, but check with your child's doctor to know for sure.
Medically reviewed by: Mary Bolton, PT
Date reviewed: August 2021
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