Drive Universal Telescoping I.V. Pole Attaches to Most Wheelchairs

Why Choose the Drive Universal Telescoping I.V. Pole

The Drive Universal Telescoping I.V. Pole is designed to attach to most wheelchairs, letting users keep an IV bag or infusion securely supported during seated mobility. Its telescoping design adjusts the height for the bag or pump, while the universal mounting clamps to most wheelchair frames — a practical accessory for clinics, hospitals, facilities, and home care where fluids or infusions need to travel with the user.

Key Features

✔ Universal I.V. pole accessory

✔ Attaches to most wheelchairs

✔ Telescoping height adjustment

✔ Supports IV bags and infusions during transport

✔ Durable accessory construction

✔ Easy attachment depending on model

✔ Practical clinical and home care accessory

✔ Helps keep both hands free for safer mobility

✔ Suitable for daily wheelchair use

Benefits

✔ Lets an IV bag or infusion travel with the user

✔ Telescoping height adjusts for the bag or pump

✔ Universal mount fits most wheelchair frames

✔ Helps keep both hands free during mobility

✔ Useful for clinics, hospitals, facilities, and home care

✔ Helps support safer, more convenient seated transport

Clinical & Typical Applications

✔ Transporting IV fluids or infusions with a wheelchair user

✔ Clinic, hospital, and facility mobility

✔ Home care infusion support

✔ Caregiver-assisted or self-propelled transport

✔ Daily wheelchair use

Usage/Application

Ideal for wheelchair users who need to transport an IV bag or infusion during seated mobility in clinics, hospitals, facilities, or home care. Confirm the pole clamps onto the specific wheelchair frame by SKU before purchasing, and confirm the IV bag/pump weight stays within any rated hook load. Mount the pole securely per the manufacturer's instructions, keep it clear of the wheels, brakes, and any folding mechanism, and ensure it does not unbalance the chair. Adjust the telescoping height for the bag or pump and lock it before moving. Lower the pole for doorways and transfers, and have a clinician confirm safe setup for any infusion. Discontinue use if the pole or clamp is loose, damaged, or not locking correctly.