How to Rent Wheel Chairs in Houston
Many people are reluctant to take their own wheelchair on vacation, out of fear that the chair will be damaged during the trip. It can be difficult traveling to a different city without your own wheelchair. Luckily, there are numerous places in most major cities which will rent out wheelchairs for a day, weekend or even an entire week. Renting a wheelchair is relatively inexpensive and most companies will deliver and pick up the chair for you. Here is how to rent wheelchairs in Houston.
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Rent a wheelchair from Scootaround Mobility Solutions. Scootaround services over 500 cities in the United States, including Houston. You can rent both scooters and wheelchairs from the company. Call (888) 441-7575 for more information. You can also fill out a request form by clicking on the “Click Here” link on the Scootaround Web page found in the Resources section below.
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Call Wheelchair and Scooter Express. Customers can rent manual and motorized wheelchairs as well as electric scooters from this company. To learn more, call them at (713) 942-2522.
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Use Jansen Medical Supply to rent a wheelchair in Houston. Log onto their website to see a list of manual wheelchairs, electric wheelchairs and scooters as well as prices for each item. To reserve a chair or for more information, call Jansen Medical Supply at (713) 896-4050.
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Rent from Mobility Plus. Mobility Plus specializes in wheelchair van rentals as well as scooter rentals. The company will even provide a docking device if you do not have a lift. Call Mobility Plus at (713) 468-4683 or toll free at (888) 558-4683. You can also email the company at info@mobilityplustx.com.
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Great info!
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heislord5
Jun 01, 2010
Jansen Medical needs to be removed from this list. They are extremely and intentionally rude and unhelpful. -
dpaonessa
Oct 06, 2009
10/6/09 OMG the person above was right about Jansen Medical supply! I'm so upset I'm shaking right now. I too called today and was just ansking questions about renting a wheelchair because I had no clue. I had the same problem with the person that I spoke to. The guy I spoke to and I wished I would have gotten his name wsa so rude. He made m e feel like I was stupid because I wasn't asking the right question. I too work with people and I never treat the way I was treated. I'm so upset. I was stunned that he was talking to me the way he did. I don't now who this person is but they need to get rid of him. He too cursed at me then hung up on me. I plan on writing a letter to the company and reporting them. I should have listen to the person above me about calling. Whoever reads this please if this is the way they treat people then they don't need our business.
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erodriguez
Apr 02, 2009
JANSEN MEDICAL:HORRIBLE PEOPLE -OFFENSIVE CUSTOMER SERVICE.-MY HUSBAND CALLS TO ASK FOR AN ACCESSORY FOR A PRODUCT THAT WE HOPED THEY HAD. WHEN THE QUESTION WAS ASKED MY HUSBAND WAS STUNED WHEN THE VOICE ON THE OTHER END WAS SO OFFENSIVE AND RUDE. I CALL TO ASK WHY THEY WERE SO OFFENSIVE HOPING IT WAS A SIMPLE MISUNDERSTANDING, THE REPRESENTATIVE WAS SO MEAN TO ME HE EVENTUALLY CURSED AND HUNG UP ON ME. JUST BECAUSE HE FELT THAT MY HUSBAND HAD ASK AN ?IGNORANT? QUESTION.I HAVE NEVER BEEN SO OFFENDED WHEN CALLING A COMPANY, THAT IS SUPPOSE TO BE ACCOMADING AND WELCOMING TO THEIR CUSTOMERS QUESTIONS AND NEEDS.PLEASE PROCEED WITH CAUTION IF YOU CALL THIS COMPANY.
