Individuals with major mobility limitations may find a scooter to be a lifeline. These heavy-duty machines may provide safe, dependable movement for indoor and outdoor usage, and they come in a range of designs to meet their users' lifestyles and demands.
Mobility scooters are built to be safe, user-friendly, and convenient. While the scooter's low centre of gravity makes it simpler to control, its battery power allows you to ride it wherever — inside or outdoors, on sidewalks or roadways — without worrying about finding an electrical outlet.
You can travel around simply and safely with a mobility scooter while maintaining your freedom. These vehicles contain steering columns that allow users to travel forward, backward, and turn in various directions. Overall, a mobility scooter can help you go around more comfortably and cover more distance without exerting yourself.
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View full detailsHarmony Home Medical offers specialized measuring to ensure every customer is fitted properly for their new mobility scooter.
Our On Duty ATP (Assistive Technology Professional) can do an assesment to make sure you are fitter with the scooter than can best suit your needs. Having the right scooter is most important to accomodate your daily needs and improve your quality of life.
There are many different kinds of mobility scooters, so most people will be able to find one that works for them. We'll make sure it's easy for you to choose the one that will work best for you.
Once you purchase a mobility scooter from Harmony Home Medical, the experience does not stop there.
Harmony Home Medical will give one year of free in-home service on new scooters. We provide free minor maintenance and adjustments in-store for life.
We can also alter several of the scooters to meet the changing demands of patients. Because our bodies and needs vary throughout time, changes can be made if necessary.
It’s important to buy your medical equipment from a company that stands by their products, and that is what Harmony does. We’re here to help and here to stay!
These are best for scooter users who spend most of their time outside. Full-size scooters can fit bigger people and have bigger seats for higher backs. Most portable scooters don't come with seats (except the Buzzaround HD offers a tall back now). The batteries on the full-size scooters are larger, so they can go even further. However, they don't work well as scooters indoors because they are too big to turn around.
The 4-wheel scooter has a bigger turning circle, but the extra wheel makes it safer to ride on uneven ground. They are great for walks on mostly flat ground outside, since they are more stable and have a wider turning circle. The Go-Go Zero Turn 4-wheel scooter is a 4-wheel model that has the stability of 4 wheels but turns like a 3-wheel scooter.
A portable scooter is best for people who want to take their scooter with them but don't want to put a lift on the back of their car or only use the bus. These scooters can be taken apart or folded up to make them easier to carry or store in a car trunk or on a plane. You read that right, they can be taken on airplanes, the batteries don't leak, and some of them can hold up to 330 pounds.
The 3-wheel scooters are a good choice for people to use them mostly indoors because they have a smaller turning radius, which makes it easier to avoid obstacles and get through doorways and around corners. There isn't much difference between a two-wheel and a four-wheel in terms of stability, and for an indoor user, the trade-off for better manoeuvrability is worth it.
