Mobility affected level

Mobility affected level - You can take the following evaluation form to basically evaluate the user’s mobility

Level 1: Can run and jump on flat ground (no need to use a wheelchair)
Level 2: Walking on uneven roads is a bit difficult and slow; moreover, walking a short distance makes you feel tired (consider using crutches, walkers and wheelchairs)

Reference examples: leg joint surgery, sprains

Level 3: Unsteady and needs to hold on to something to walk (needs the use of crutches, walkers and wheelchairs)

Reference example: Mild stroke and half-body stiffness,

Level 4: Unable to walk or cross the bed by oneself, but can sit firmly (needs to use a wheelchair, consider having detachable armrests)
Level 5: Unable to even sit firmly on a chair (needs to use a high-backed wheelchair)
Level 6: Have other special medical needs (requires the intervention of an occupational therapist to assist in selecting a suitable wheelchair