Mobility Scooters Moorebank

Are you looking for comfortable mobility scooters in Moorebank to help make your daily life and everyday tasks more manageable, and outdoor activities more enjoyable? Look no more. 

We here at Mobility Caring are an Australian disability and aged care agency here to help people with mobility problems live their lives in comfort. We supply the Moorebank area, and specialise in getting back independence for individuals through high-quality mobility equipment - no matter what kind of condition they're experiencing.

We serve all of the surrounding suburbs around Moorebank too, including Liverpool, Wattle Groove, Hammondville, Casula, Milperra, Panania, Prestons, Holsworthy and more.

Who should purchase a mobility scooter?

Scooters serve as a mobility aid to help individuals having difficulty walking or moving around. It can be because they suffer from a severe injury or their mobility is impaired due to a chronic condition, such as arthritis or cerebral palsy.

Along with medical-related issues, there are many more reasons for using scooters.

These devices are also ideal for people who:

• Use a wheelchair – Wheelchairs are not designed to tread on rough terrains, so they are limited in this regard. If this is the case with you, the simple solution is to buy a scooter.
• Are aging – As people age and begin to experience difficulty with mobility, the risk of falling while walking or standing increases. Seating safely on a scooter addresses such a risk.
• Wish they can walk faster without getting exhausted – Sometimes, it can feel belittling when your friends wait for you to catch up when walking with them.
• Are experiencing mobility difficulties - it doesn't matter how old you are. If you're experiencing troubles with your movement, consider a scooter to help you

Thankfully, technology has provided the solution for people with mobility issues. We are a channel of this blessing. Modern gadgets here at our online store become available to people and families with mobility concerns.

You won't just spend long periods of time sitting doing nothing. A scooter is key to your new mobility and independent living, so you should certainly consider purchasing one.

How do mobility scooters work?

Mobility scooters are battery-powered vehicles. These vehicles may have one or two rechargeable batteries charged by an onboard or a separate battery charger.

In other countries, gasoline-powered scooters are also available. However, they will likely be replaced by electric models sooner than later.

If you need to use a scooter to provide mobility and exercise at the same time, a user-powered model is fit for that purpose. It comes with a lever that is used in a pull-push rowing motion.

The different types available for mobility scooters include:

• User-powered – usually smaller and comes without motor or battery
• Light or everyday mobility scooter – perfect for travelling; foldable and easy to disassemble into smaller parts. They typically require limited strength to use.
• Mid-range – intended for use for both indoors and outdoors
• Steady and slow – for shopping and other activities inside a mall or establishment
• Heavy-duty mobility scooter – units designed to withstand rough terrain

What is the best mobility scooter to buy in Australia?

There are many great models of scooters available in Australia. Some highly-rated battery-powered and electric mobility scooters in the country include:

• Pride Quest S19 Deluxe Folding Mobility Travel Scooter – A very affordable unit. This motorised scooter highlights ease of transport and storage. It is also a fold-up mobility scooter that covers 20 km per charge at a maximum speed of 6 KPH.
• Pride Outback Mobility Scooter – This is especially designed for cruising on walking trails. It can cover a maximum distance of 41 km per charge and features a user-friendly console that displays distance, trips taken, temperature, and time.
• Drive Medical Python 8 Mobility Scooter – This unit offers 9.8 KPH driving and a maximum range of 48 km per charge. Best features include all round suspension and LED headlights. 

These are some of the products we have on our online store. Browse our range, and you'll see we are committed to maximising the convenience for people who are experiencing various kinds of movement issues.

Can I get help with the cost of a mobility scooter?

Yes, you can - through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). If you have received funding from the federal government body - the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) - you can get help accessing the costly equioment needed to assist with your decline in mobility.

Under the NDIS, mobility scooters are classified as assisted technology (AT) devices. This basically means they are considered devices that help people perform tasks they couldn't otherwise do. You will typically need to do an assessment to see if you qualify from an AT assssor under the NDIS.

We know that your mobility matters. We want to make sure you can et access to the comfort outcomes you need at an affordable price. Speak to us to see if you can get a scooter as part of a broader home care package under the NDIS.

What is the difference between mobility scooters and electric wheelchairs?

Mobility scooters and electric wheelchairs differ in many ways:

• Electric wheelchairs are operated using a joystick, while mobility scooters are operated using a tiller handle. Therefore, an electric wheelchair requires less movement on the user’s upper body, while mobility scooters require using both hands for steering and control.
• The turning circle for mobility scooters is bigger than electric wheelchairs.
• Wheels – Electric wheelchairs have six or more wheels, while mobility scooters come with only three or four wheels.

If you are a more able-bodied person who can walk or stand unaided, the more suitable option for you is a mobility scooter. For those elderly people or injured individuals who are less able and require more support, the general recommendation is to buy an electric wheelchair.

Are there alternatives to mobility scooters?

Yes, there are alternatives for people experiencing limited mobility. What is best for you depending on your lifestyle, interest, and condition, you can buy other mobility products available through our company’s online store, including:

• Wheelchairs
• Power chairs
• Lift chairs
• Hospital beds
• Walking frames
• Seat walkers
• Lift chairs and mobile chairs

Other active mobility systems you can use to help at home can also include hospital beds, toileting aids, shower stools, shower chairs and over toilet frames. You can also purchase a nifty range of mobility scooter accessories if you're looking for some gadgets to spruce up your chair.

These extensive range of solutions that specifically target aging or disabled individuals is our way of saying “We Care.” To start the liberating journey on the way to making a genuine difference in the lives of the people you love with all your heart, get in touch or browse our online store.

Learn more about our mobility scooters in Moorebank

If you live in the Moorebank area in Western Sydney, you're in the right place.

We're committed to helping you get through whatever mobility challenges you're facing in South West Sydney. Whether you're looking for the newest deluxe mobility scooters or something more for your typical day to day use. It doesn't matter if you're inquiring about an elderly person, a young person or disabled people under your care.

But more than that, we offer tangible solutions with more than just comfort in mind. We're committed to delivering a fantastic service, with motorised mobility aid products that are affordable so that everyone can benefit from using them.

Check out our wide range of mobility scooters designed to improve your quality of life, so that you can go wherever you want to go and do the things you want to do.

Remember, this decision can be one of the most important life choices you and your loved ones will ever make. So we're committed to making sure you get your independence back.