Handicap Equipment

Handicap Scooter Accessories

Wed, 18 Jun 2008 12:59:08 +0000

Accessories that will make your handicap scooter more pleasant to use

Wed, 07 May 2008 15:56:17 +0000

How much do you plan on investing in your walk in tub?
Will the walk in tub you are looking offer easy accessibility for someone with your needs?
Could it be easily installed in your bathroom without any expensive reconstruction?
Is the dealer located near you so you can try the model before deciding to buy?
Do you need a bath tub with a seat, a door, hydrotherapy, whirlpool or a jacuzzi function?
Does the overall quality seem to be up to par?
Does it have a anti scalding function?
Do you need a oversized walk in tub?
How long does it take to fill it?
Does it have a outward swinging door thus making it easy to drain?
Is it ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) approved?
Have already chosen which brand you prefer, Premier, Safety Tubs, DCE, MediTub, Comfort Bath etc?

Tue, 06 May 2008 18:03:08 +0000

Fri, 02 May 2008 16:37:10 +0000

Fri, 02 May 2008 15:51:02 +0000

Does it specifically offer handicap accessible playground equipment?
Does the playground offer activities for wheelchair bound kids?
Does it offer activities that are safe for those who are visually impaired or blind?
Is it easy to access for parents with disabilities so they can play with their children?
Can it offer a pathway of steps or ramps thus making i easier to access the upper levels?
Can it offer rehabilitative equipment for those in need of that?
How long will it take to install?
Does the playground comply with the ADA (American with Disabilities Act)?

Fri, 02 May 2008 09:37:35 +0000

In USA

To be eglible for a handicap parking permit in the USA a persons medical condition must meet the legal definition of a disability.
To apply you will need to send in a application to the county tax offices.

In Canada

For someone to be eglible for a handicap parking permit their condition must be recognized by an Accessible Parking Permit program recognized health practitioner.
A application can be picked up at any Drivers and Vehicle Licence Issuing Offices.

In Australia

For someone to be eglible for a handicap parking permit they need to be a person whose speed of movement is severely restricted because of that impairment, and who is unable to use public transport because of a permanent physical impairment.

Thu, 01 May 2008 14:51:12 +0000

How much can you afford to spend on a handicap accessible van?
Do you want to buy a new or a used vehicle?
If you wont use it very often or only have a temporarily disability, have you thought about renting the van instead?
Do you already own a van that you want to convert into a handicap accessible van or do you want a new conversion van?
Have you thought about the pros and cons of a full size model vs a mini van?
Will the van be easily accessible from your wheelchair?
Does the van comply with the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) guidelines?
Does it come with a key chain that can remote activate the system thus making it more accessible?
Do you need a wheelchair ramp or a wheelchair lift?
Does it have a foldable scooter ramp?
Do you want a wheelchair accessible van with a lowered floor?
Does the supplier ship to your location?
Will it provide a safe four way wheelchair tie down?
What kind of warranty does the dealer offer you?
How long will it take for the dealer to deliver the van to you?
Have you taken a look at the many brands of handicap accessible vans that are for sale, Chrysler, Dodge, Ford, GMC (General Motors), Chevy, Toyota, VMI (Vantage Mobility), Braun (Braun Ability)?

Wed, 23 Apr 2008 10:03:45 +0000

Do you need a electric handicap scooter or a electric wheelchair?
Does it need to be light and portable?
Should it have big thick wheels and a suspension for easy driving on rough surfaces?
Can you take it for a test drive before deciding to purchase?
What does the warranty cover?
How much maintenance will it need?
How long does the battery last and how long will it take to recharge?
How much will a replacement battery cost and can you replace it yourself without going to a mechanic?
Do you want a heavy duty handicap scooter or a lightweight easily transportable model?
Do you want a 3 wheel or a 4 wheel model?
How fast does it have to be able to go?
What type of transmission system do you prefer, gear, chain, belt etc.?
Does it have a cruise control feature?
Do you want a new or used / second hand handicap scooter?
Can the supplier offer you a discount?
Have you read the reviews about the one your are thinking about purchasing?
Which brand can offer the best combination of features for you, Merits, CTM, Shopride, Pride Mobility Scooters, DTP, Drive Medical, PaceSaver, Invacare, Golden Tech, Guardian, Zip’r Mobility etc.?

Wed, 23 Apr 2008 10:00:58 +0000

Do you need a manual wheelchair or a electric model?
Can you try it before deciding if the model suits your personal needs?
Is there any advantages over choosing a new vs a used manual wheelchair and what is the difference in price?
What seat height, width and depth do you need for it to be comfortable for you?
What type of footrest do you need?
Have you asked the dealer about exactly what the warranty will cover?

Wed, 23 Apr 2008 09:55:42 +0000

What type of handicap wheelchair lift do you need, electric, battery powered, hydraulic, vertical, residential, stair-lift, van-lift etc.?
How much will it cost and what kind of warranty will the dealer offer you?
If you buy a used one, will it still have a warranty from the manufacturer?