Assistive ergonomic chair/table base

An assistive ergonomic chair/table base is a manually operated, non-powered support device designed to hold an assistive chair or table (sold separately) to help maintain the seated position of a disabled patient, often a child. It enables healthcare providers or carers to move and stabilize the seating system safely, typically featuring a frame with legs or wheels, a mounting interface, a handle for pushing, and a braking system, and may include manual lift or tilt functions without power assistance.

This category of device is regulated as a medical device based on its intended use to support patient positioning and mobility in a clinical or care setting. It is not classified as a wheelchair component and is supplied as a standalone base meant to be paired with compatible seating systems; regulatory requirements focus on its structural integrity, stability, braking performance, and safety in use, as defined by its non-powered, manually operated nature.