Mobility Equipment
Getting from Point A to Point B (or point Z).
Here are a few of the businesses or organizations that are happy to supply you with mobility equipment in the Treasure Valley. Buy, rent, repair, or borrow:
We’re talking canes, balance support (grab bars), walkers, wheelchairs, and hover-craft (a guy can dream can’t he?).
Buy or rent
Norco sells and rents home medical equipment, and its staff includes certified Assistive Technology Professionals (ATPs) who help match people with the right wheelchair or mobility equipment. They’re a homegrown Idaho company that’s now employee-owned.
1303 S Silverstone Way, Meridian
(208) 898-0202
Sales and rentals of wheelchairs, power chairs, scooters, lift chairs, and hospital beds. They’ll also come to your home for repairs.
3909 E Fairview Ave, Suite 160, Meridian
(208) 218-8638
New and used scooters, power chairs, and lift chairs. Short-term rentals are a good way to test equipment before you buy.
339 N Milwaukee St, Boise
(208) 617-5200
A place to fix it yourself (for free)
Work alongside a skilled technician to repair your wheelchair or scooter. The service is free; you pay only for parts. The Wheel Fix It store also rents temporary ramps and wheelchairs.
1878 W Overland Rd, Boise
(208) 336-3335 (call or text)
Borrow or find used equipment
Idaho Assistive Technology Project
Borrow equipment for free to try it before you buy, or to use while yours is being repaired. Browse what’s available at idaho.at4all.com.
(800) 432-8324
LINC Mobility Equipment Exchange
A Facebook group where people in southwest Idaho trade, sell, or give away gently used mobility equipment.