Yes—we offer daily, weekly, and monthly rentals of manual wheelchairs, power scooters, power wheelchairs, hospital beds, and portable oxygen concentrators across the Wichita area.
Absolutely. We rent hospital beds, adjustable beds, mattresses, bed rails, and over‑bed tables, and provide delivery and setup throughout Wichita.
Yes—nearly all models we carry—such as the Inogen One G5 and EasyPulse 5—are airline‑approved and can fly with you.
We offer travel scooters, full-size scooters, heavy-duty (≥ 350 lb capacity), and all-terrain scooters for indoor/outdoor use.
Power wheelchairs are best for tight indoor spaces and provide full body support; scooters are ideal for longer outdoor excursions and heavier users.
Yes—our in-house technicians can service and repair wheelchairs, scooters, hospital beds, oxygen equipment, and more.
Yes, though only in-store and in the local Wichita area—we assist with insurance billing and Medicare-approved rental and purchase of durable medical equipment. We do not offer this service for any online item or service purchases, as they are all considered private pay only.
We have two Wichita locations: 3737 W Central Ave and 808 S Hillside St, both open weekdays 8:30 a–6 p, Saturdays 9 a–5 p.
Yes—we offer incontinence briefs, pads (disposable and washable), catheters, bathroom safety gear, grab bars, dressing aids, reachers, and more.
Of course—visit our store to test scoot around and choose the right model for comfort and handling.
A lift chair is a recliner with a powered lifting mechanism to help users stand up or sit down safely. It's ideal for seniors, people recovering from surgery, or anyone with limited mobility.
Some models do—those are called infinite-position lift chairs. They allow full flat recline for sleeping, and can elevate the legs above the heart for circulation support.
Yes, partially. Medicare may cover the lifting mechanism if prescribed. The chair frame and upholstery are not covered. We do not bill any insurance for lift chairs purchased through our website, as they are considered private pay.
Yes—our showroom in Wichita has lift chairs available to test for size, comfort, and recline style.
A Hoyer lift fully lifts the user off a surface using a sling, while a sit-to-stand lift helps partially mobile users rise from sitting to standing.
Portable and hydraulic lifts do not; ceiling track systems do.
Yes—we rent standard floor lifts and sit-to-stand lifts, including delivery and training on safe use.
Daily living aids help individuals complete everyday tasks like dressing, bathing, reaching, or eating when mobility is limited.
Dressing sticks, button hooks, long-handled shoehorns, and sock aids are essential for dressing independently with limited flexibility or hand strength.
Yes—we have ergonomic and folding reachers in multiple lengths to help reduce bending and strain.
