Mobility
From simple walking aids to power mobility, Prime Care helps customers and caregivers understand equipment options, fit, documentation and safe use.
The right fit matters
A mobility device should reflect the user’s strength, balance, endurance, posture, home environment, transportation needs and expected daily use. Our staff helps identify appropriate options and explains when a practitioner evaluation or insurance documentation is required.
Choose from folding, straight and quad canes; standard and wheeled walkers; and rollators with seats. Proper height, stability and safe use matter.
Manual wheelchairs are available in multiple sizes, configurations and weight capacities. Selection should account for fit, positioning, transfers, transport and expected use.
Power wheelchairs range from portable models to more supportive configurations. Insurance-funded equipment requires evaluation, documentation and plan approval.
Three-wheel scooters can support community mobility for appropriate users and offer a tighter turning radius. Consider stability, transport, battery range and safe operation.
A knee scooter may offer a practical alternative for some people who must remain non-weight-bearing after injury or surgery. Confirm suitability with the treating practitioner.
Before you choose
These details help narrow the options and identify any evaluation or documentation needs.
Where will the equipment be used most often?
Will it need to fit through narrow doors or into a vehicle?
Can the user safely operate brakes, steering and controls?
Are positioning, pressure relief or higher-capacity features needed?
Is the equipment expected to be billed to insurance?
Has a practitioner or therapist recommended a specific type?
We are here to help
Call our team to discuss the user, environment and expected use. Coverage and documentation requirements vary by equipment and insurance plan.