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Perth · Smiths Falls · Lanark County

Mobility and home medical equipment, right here in Perth

Wheelchairs, walkers, lift chairs, CPAP and the hundred smaller things that make home easier — sold, fitted, funded and serviced by the same local team since 1993.

Why we are here

Most people who come through our door are not shopping for themselves. They are a daughter who has noticed her father is not managing the stairs any more. A wife whose husband came home from hospital with a walker and no real idea what comes next. A neighbour who just wants to ask someone.

You do not have to buy anything to talk to us, and you do not have to know what any of it is called. Come in, or phone, and describe what has got harder. We will tell you what usually helps, what it costs, and whether a program will pay for it.

That is what we have been in this community since 1993 — the place you bring the problem when it is someone you love.

ADP-registered vendor Certified lift chair fitters In-house service technicians Serving the area since 1993

What we do

Getting out and about

Wheels and walking

  • Wheelchairs — folding lightweight, ultra-lightweight, rigid frames, power chairs and tilt-in-space seating
  • Scooters
  • Rollator walkers, walkers, canes and knee walkers
  • Foldable travel power wheelchairs
  • Supports, support stockings, air casts and cast boots

Come and test-drive what is on the floor. Most people are surprised how different two walkers feel.

Living safely at home

Around the house

  • Lift chairs — in stock to sit in, fitted by certified staff
  • Fully electric adjustable beds, bedding and accessories
  • Bath lifts, shower chairs, raised toilet seats and grab bars
  • Solid-surface ramps for wheelchairs, walkers and scooters
  • Reachers and the small aids that make a day easier

Not sure what would help? Describe the problem — a front step, a bathtub, a chair they cannot get out of — and we will tell you what people usually use for it.

Sleep and breathing

CPAP and respiratory

  • CPAP, APAP and BiPAP machines
  • Mask fittings on site — the part that decides whether anyone keeps using the machine
  • Machine trials and resets
  • Masks, hoses, filters and supplies

We are an ADP vendor for respiratory equipment as well as mobility. For anyone who needs both, that is one place and one set of paperwork instead of two.

After the sale

Service, repairs and rentals

  • Our own technicians, in house — not shipped away
  • Repairs, re-programming and scheduled maintenance
  • Rentals: hospital beds, lift chairs, wheelchairs, walkers, knee walkers, cold therapy machines and bathroom safety equipment

Bought the equipment somewhere else? Ask us anyway — we will tell you straight away whether we can service it.

Supplies you do not have to drive to Ottawa for

  • CPAP masks and supplies
  • Incontinence supplies
  • Ostomy and catheter supplies
  • Compression stockings

Call for anything you do not see here. If we do not stock it we can usually order it in.

Help with the cost

Most people do not pay the full price, and a lot of them do not know that.

Mobility Care is a registered vendor with Ontario's Assistive Devices Program (ADP), for mobility and respiratory equipment both. We also submit to and bill directly:

ODSP · Veterans Affairs Canada · WSIB · March of Dimes Canada · MS Canada · Ontario Works · STRIDE (Ottawa)

We prepare the quote, submit the paperwork, and tell you what your own share will be before anything is ordered. Nothing for you to chase.

On ODSP? Scooters and mobility equipment repairs may be covered in full. Worth a phone call.

How we work with funding programs

If you served

Veterans Affairs Canada covers mobility and home medical equipment for many veterans, and we bill VAC directly. Say so when you call — it changes what we look at first, and it often changes what you pay.

Before you buy anything, talk to someone. If equipment is ordered before a funding application has been approved, the full cost falls on the buyer. This catches people out, particularly online. One phone call first can be worth a few thousand dollars.

How to start

  1. Call 613-264-2969, or come into the showroom on Harris Street.
  2. Tell us the problem, not the product. We will work out what fits and what might pay for it.
  3. We take it from there — quote, funding paperwork, then delivery, set-up and adjustment with you there.

No portal, no account, no form to learn. Everyday equipment you can often take home the same day. A custom wheelchair runs about seven to eight weeks, and most of that is ADP's review and the manufacturer's build time.

If you work in health care

Hospital discharge planners, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, retirement and long-term care staff: you assess and authorize, we do everything after it — vendor submission, pricing, billing, delivery, fitting and service.

A completed quote within one week of your request. If something is going to be slow we will tell you, rather than leave you chasing us.

Lacey is your contact here too — her details are at the foot of this page.

For therapists · Retirement homes · Long-term care · How funding works

Ask for Lacey

Lacey Porter is our Service Coordinator. She will take it from your first phone call — one person who knows your file, rather than a call centre and a new voice every time.

613-264-2969

ext 103 · [email protected]

Mobility Care Co.
1 Harris Street South, Perth ON — at the train tracks, near the hospital
Mon-Fri 8:00 am – 4:30 pm

Drop in. You do not need an appointment, and you do not need to buy anything.

Serving Perth, Smiths Falls, Kingston, Ottawa and Lanark County since 1993.