How to Rent a Wheelchair Ramp
An unfortunate accident sometimes makes it necessary to rent a wheelchair ramp. Another reason for renting a ramp is if you have a relative with special needs that comes to visit. Regardless of the reason, renting a wheelchair ramp is not difficult. You’ll find the following pointers helpful.
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Instructions
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Select the rental company that you want to rent from. One example is American Access., which provides rental services in 48 states. The company offers 24-hour installation for your convenience (see Resources below).
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Determine the kind of ramp you need. There are numerous options such as stationary ramps, suitcase wheelchair ramps, pathway or modular ramps.
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Place your order online or by telephone and provide all the necessary information. The total charge depends on the duration of the rental and the ramp size. You will need to provide the exact date that you need the ramp. Additionally, provide your address and your billing information.
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Expect to have the ramp installed within 24 hours. Some companies will install it within a few hours.
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Request to have the ramp picked up if you find that you don’t need it anymore. Rental companies normally have a network of contractors. A contractor can uninstall the ramp for you.
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Inquire whether the rental company has finance representatives who will contact Medicare or insurance companies regarding the financing of your rental.
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Tips & Warnings
Steep wheelchair ramps are dangerous because the person or chair can tip backwards.
Landings are necessary at the top and bottom of the ramp.
