Wheelchair fitting in Montreal
In-person custom fitting for Montreal clients, handled by Philippe Bédard in the environments where your equipment needs to work.
Montreal
In-person when appropriate
Remote across Canada
Fitted around how you actually move.
Montreal fitting often comes down to daily details: elevators, adapted transport, winter surfaces, training spaces, and the way a chair needs to move through tight urban routines.
Philippe can meet at home, at a gym, at a training facility, or at another practical location in the Montreal area when an in-person visit is the right fit.
Apartment and condo access, including elevators, storage, and transfers.
Daily city movement, adapted transport, sidewalks, and winter conditions.
Sport, recreation, and training setups for Montreal facilities.
A practical path from need to setup.
Measure
Capture body measurements, posture, reach, transfer patterns, and practical setup constraints.
Configure
Match the equipment category, dimensions, positioning, accessories, and setup to your use case.
Validate
Review comfort, pressure points, propulsion, transfers, and the way the equipment moves in real conditions.
Follow up
Plan remote or in-person follow-up after delivery so the final setup keeps working as expected.
Start with the right category.
Everyday mobility
Manual chairs and daily equipment configured around independence, comfort, and routine.
Electric and hybrid
Power-assist, handcycle, and adaptive mobility options for more range and less effort.
Sport wheelchairs
Competition and training equipment fitted for control, speed, stability, and sport-specific movement.
Montreal fitting area
We plan each fitting around your equipment, routine, and the places you need to move through. The most practical meeting point is confirmed during your consultation.
Book fitting support around Montreal
Tell us about the equipment you are considering, where you are located around Montreal, and whether you need in-person or remote fitting support.
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