On the other hand, rollators are a more advanced version of traditional walkers. They typically come equipped with wheels, hand brakes, and a seat, making them suitable for individuals who may tire easily while walking. Rollators offer the freedom to move about more independently, as users can easily glide along without having to lift the entire device. The built-in seat allows for rest breaks, making it an excellent option for those who require frequent pauses during their activities.

Moreover, many IV infusion chairs come with built-in amenities such as armrests, cup holders, and even USB ports for charging electronic devices. These features help patients feel more at ease and in control during their treatment sessions. As many patients undergo repeated infusions over weeks or months, the comfort and functionality provided by these chairs can significantly enhance their overall treatment experience.

Standard electric wheelchairs are the most common type and are designed for everyday indoor and outdoor use. They are equipped with a simple joystick control, allowing users to steer with minimal effort. These wheelchairs typically feature a comfortable seat, back support, and armrests. Standard models are suitable for users who require mobility assistance but do not need special features or adaptations.