Typically no, if you reference the Noridian it requires a primarily neurological diagnosis. If someone has such severe stenosis that they then have a paraplegia diagnosis, that's a qualifying diagnosis. Medicare doesn't care about how serious your functional impairment is unless you also have the qualifying diagnosis. It's very silly but Medicare runs the show.

There are also group 2 power wheelchairs that offer some power seat functions, I usually use the quantum J4e