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Medicare will pay for any type of wheelchair under specific circumstances, and only with a prescription from your physician. Medicare officials must be convinced of your dire need to have one to retain the independence you have always known. Once they approve, they will pay a percentage of the cost (once you have met the deductible),... more »
Whether you need a wheelchair on a temporary basis while you heal from a broken hip or you want to buy one for daily use, you will find numerous options, styles and prices. Before you purchase one follow these basic steps to help you choose the best chair for your money. If you qualify, you might even get one free. more »
The fanciest wheelchairs cost more than some automobiles, but competition has brought down the cost of basic manual models. It's an intensely personal choice, with many features to think about. more »
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