Mobility Scooters

How to safely transport your mobility equipment

Getting a mobility equipment can be a life-changing decision for someone who has difficulty getting around. Once they get their piece of equipment, they may think it’s “off to the races” and they will immediately be able to begin using it. However, it’s important for users of mobility equipment, including mobility scooters and walkers, to be aware of how they can safely move their equipment from o...

Should You Buy or Rent a Mobility Scooter: A Complete Guide

If you ever find yourself in a position where your mobility is compromised, it can feel very demoralizing. When you are used to being able to control your movement and move wherever you want, having that freedom limited and restricted is something that many people find highly frustrating. It can happen for many reasons, including illness, age, and injury, and the effects can last longer for some t...

Wheelchair or Mobility Scooter: Which is Best for You?

A discussion about the differences between wheelchairs and mobility scooters to help aid mobility. When faced with specific medical conditions that threaten our mobility, our minds will often wonder how we will exhibit our freedom for getting around.  You may worry that as a result of our disability or mobility issues that you are forced to spend your life inside. However, thanks to specially ...

How Mobility Scooters can Improve Senior Life Experience

Reduced mobility can dramatically affect social interactions, contributing to isolation as seniors don’t feel confident going out and about with friends and relatives. Mobility scooters are a simple but effective answer to encourage seniors to socialise again.  Where to find the right disability scooter for you and your lifestyle? At Mobility Caring, we’re one of the specialist providers for ho...

Choosing A Portable Mobility Scooter: Key Factors To Consider

Whether you or a loved one is in need of a new method of getting around due to reduced mobility, then you might be feeling a little confused and overwhelmed by the process of selecting a mobility scooter to aid mobility and independence. The fact is that when a helping hand with mobility is needed, a mobility scooter offers a great option, but before you - or your loved one - can benefit from usin...

The Benefits to Owning a Mobility Scooter

The Advantages of Buying A Mobility Scooter There are many reasons why choosing to use a mobility scooter is the right option for you. With many benefits not only helping you to get out and about to own a mobility scooter, but the question also should not be 'why should I use a mobility scooter?'; it should be 'Why would I not use a mobility scooter?' Each and every day, there are many people ...

Buying A Mobility Scooter For A Family Member

Growing older comes with a set of complications that make general day to day living a little more complicated than it used to be. Mobility naturally declines with age, but that doesn't mean that your quality of life has to with it. We need to be able to move and explore, feel independent and confident in our movements, and the only way that you can ensure that your family member feels that indepen...

Which Type of Mobility Scooter is Right for You?

There are many types of mobility scooters on the market. They range in style, size, and features. When you’re choosing the right disability scooter, it’s important to look at the options that best fit your needs.  A mobility scooter can allow you to improve your quality of life, regain your independence, and reduce your risk of falling if you have issues getting around. There are many reasons t...

5 Reasons Why You Should Get Moving With a Mobility Scooter

Mobility scooters, sometimes called off-road scooters or disability scooters, are meant to help people with mobility issues move freely and easily. They aren’t wheelchairs, and they don’t require upper body strength or a lot of flexibility to operate.  While most people consider mobility scooters to be most beneficial for the elderly, they are great for anyone who struggles with getting around ...