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If you are person or family member new at using a wheelchair, you probably have many questions. In fact you may be feeling overwhelmed by the amount of information and the kinds of decisions you are now faced with. Experience is a good teacher for sure, but experience can come at a high price.

Here is a list of resources taken from www.wheelchair.net that will be very helpful for you.

• Getting used to a new idea...Using a wheelchair for the first time!
• The evaluation process: What is it and what should I expect?
• How will my wheelchair get paid for?
• How do you take care of a wheelchair?
• What are the safety issues with wheelchairs?
• How can I find out about kinds of wheeled mobility products?
• What is a "wheelchair accessible" environment?
• Where can I learn about mobility products that can help me with daily living?
• What is the difference between a scooter and a power wheelchair?
• How can I learn more about living every day life when using a wheelchair?
• How can I learn more about consumer education and wheeled mobility?
• How can I learn more about wheelchairs and selection decisions?
• Read about Historical Overview of Disability Policy.
• Read parts of the Manual Wheelchair Training Guide?
• Read parts of the Powered Wheelchair Training Guide?
• Read a book review of 5 books about wheelchairs and selection decisions?
• How do you choose a Managed Care Organization... if you use a wheelchair?
• What does it mean if your wheelchair professional has Certification in Assistive Technology?
• What do all these new words mean? Check out, a glossary of words about wheelchairs.