Is your ROHO Cushion Properly Adjusted?

ROHO is dedicated to creating superior products to fit our customers’ needs and to improve quality of life. In order for our dry flotation wheelchair cushions to reach their full potential and maximize your benefits, they must be properly adjusted. The purpose of the adjustment procedure is to “immerse” the user deeply into the cushion, preserving as little internal air pressure in the cushion as possible. The goal is to not allow any part of the body to touch the base of the cushion.

Each ROHO cushion comes with a complete set of instructions for proper cushion adjustment, but here are a few helpful tips for those of you who have purchased a ROHO wheelchair cushion. You may also refer to our visual guide as well for adjustment instructions. Remember to always check to make sure your cushion is adjusted properly for maximum benefit. If you need further assistance or have additional questions please contact a ROHO representative.

Medical Resources and Associations

Merely a network within itself The ROHO Group has affiliations with a myriad of medical societies and health foundations throughout America. Below are several medical related associations.

ALS Association
- The ALSA association provides a wealth of initiatives for patients afflicted with ALSA; striving to raise funds to research a cure; motivating people with Lou Gehrig’s Disease; and offering other supportive services.

Amputee Coalition of America
- Creates awareness through the publication and distribution of educational media for people affected by amputation or congenital limb differences.

Arthritis Foundation
- Established in 1948, the Arthritis Foundation is the only national not-for-profit organization that supports 100+ types of arthritis and related conditions.

Brain Injury Association of America
- Since 1980, this national association has been providing support for individuals, families and professionals afflicted by a life-altering traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Disability Resource
- A global compilation of disability resources and web addresses for the disabled community.

National Spinal Cord Injury Association
- Organized in 1948, the NSCIA is committed to empowering survivors of spinal cord injury and diseases.

National Stroke Association
- The National Stroke Association serves patients, who survived a stroke with information, emotional support and a variety of programs.