Quantum Rehab Provides Consumer Photos for Providers’ Social Media

When a picture is worth a thousand words — or maybe a thousand “likes” — Quantum Rehab’s new Social Media for Providers database has Complex Rehab Technology professionals covered.

Two boys, one in a power wheelchair, at home.

Web site, providers can download images to use on their social media sites. Quantum Rehab has even provided suggested text and hashtags for users’ convenience.

New images of Quantum Rehab offerings — including the Edge 3 Stretto power wheelchair, the Edge 3 power chair, and iLevel Power Adjustable Seat Height system — are uploaded every two weeks.

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