Mobility Aids & Equipment

Move Freely and Regain Your Independence

Feeling unsteady on your feet or worrying about a fall can make everyday life a challenge. Whether you're recovering from surgery, managing a condition, or simply need extra support, mobility limitations shouldn't mean losing your freedom. Our complete collection of high-quality mobility aids is here to help you move safely and with confidence again.

We provide solutions for every level of need. Find lightweight, foldable walkers and rollators that provide steady support on the go, without the bulk. Regain your freedom to shop and visit family with our easy-to-use travel scooters and transport wheelchairs. For safety at home, our sturdy canes, secure patient lifts, and comfortable lift chairs make daily routines easier and more secure for both you and your caregiver.

• Walk with Confidence: Choose from a wide range of walkers, rollators, and canes designed for maximum stability, featuring options like hand brakes, built-in seats, and lightweight frames.
• Travel with Ease: Explore our manual wheelchairs, transport chairs, and travel scooters, all designed to be durable, comfortable, and easy to take with you.
• Stay Safe at Home: Ensure safe transfers with our reliable patient lifts and find the perfect lift chair to help you sit and stand with minimal effort.
• Enhance Your Comfort: Browse essential accessories like wheelchair cushions, walker trays, and crutch pads to make your aid work even better for you.

Don't let mobility challenges hold you back. Browse our selection to find the perfect fit for your lifestyle. Shop now and take the first step toward greater independence.

What is the difference between a walker and a rollator?

A walker is a frame you must pick up and move with each step, offering maximum stability. A rollator has wheels (usually 3 or 4) and you push it as you walk. Rollators are faster and often include a seat and hand brakes, making them ideal for those who can walk but need support and a place to rest.

How do I choose between a transport chair and a wheelchair?

A transport chair has four small wheels and is designed to be pushed by a caregiver; it's lightweight and folds easily for transport. A standard manual wheelchair has two large rear wheels, allowing the user to propel themselves, which offers more independence.

Will Medicare help pay for my mobility equipment?

Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) may cover mobility equipment like walkers, rollators, and wheelchairs if they are prescribed by your doctor and deemed medically necessary for use in your home. Coverage and reimbursement details can vary, so it's important to verify your specific benefits.