Quantum Rehab

Quantum Rehab manufactures Group 3 complex rehab power wheelchairs, power positioning and drive controls. It is a division of Pride Mobility Products Corp. and operates from Pride’s headquarters at 401 York Avenue, Duryea, Pennsylvania.

Pride formed Quantum Rehab in 2000 as a division for complex rehab technology. Pride itself dates to 1986, when the Meuser and Kretchik families began making lift chairs in Pittston, Pennsylvania, and moved its headquarters to the Duryea site in 2022. Pride lists operations in Las Vegas, Mississippi, Florida, Australia, Canada, China and several European countries. Scott Meuser is CEO. The company is privately held and does not publish revenue or headcount.

Quantum’s catalog centers on the Edge power base family (Q6 Edge from 2007, Edge 3 in 2018, Edge 3 Stretto in 2020, Edge 4 in 2025), the 4Front 2 front-wheel drive base, the R-TRAK rear-wheel drive base, the iLevel seat elevation system introduced in 2015, Q-Logic drive controls and TRU-Balance power positioning.

Recent moves

• October 20, 2024: Quantum announced the Outback, a four-motor all-terrain power chair developed with its Australian subsidiary, with a top speed of up to 5 mph. The Q-Logic NES controller followed on December 1, 2024.
• September 24, 2025: the Edge 4 launched as a mid-wheel drive Group 3 base built on the Edge 3 Stretto, with a 7 mph top speed, 300 lb capacity, Group 24 batteries, 4-pole motors and optional 12-inch iLevel.
• February 17, 2026: Pride promoted Jay Brislin and David Bertz to senior vice presidents of Quantum USA.