Pride Mobility

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Pride Mobility Products Corporation

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Pride Mobility Products Corporation
182 Susquehanna Avenue
Pittston, PA 18643
PA Tel. 570-655-5574
Toll Free 800-800-8586

Type: Private
On the web: http://www.pridemobility.com

Pride Mobility Products takes satisfaction in helping people get up, get down, get all around. The company makes motorized power chairs, scooters, and lifts for the elderly and disabled. Its power chairs go by the names Jazzy and Quantum Rehab; scooters are sold under the Pride and Go-Go brands. It also makes Pride chair lifts that help users get up from a sitting position, as well as manual wheelchairs. Its Silver Star division makes vehicle lifts and ramps used to transfer a chair or scooter into the car. The company sells through distributors around the world, including The SCOOTER Store in the US. Founded in 1986, Pride Mobility is owned by the Meuser family, led by chairman and CEO Scott Meuser.

Officers:
Chairman and CEO: Scott S. Meuser
VP Information Technology: Thomas (Tom) Davis
VP Government Affairs: Seth N. Johnson

Competitors:
Electric Mobility Corporation
Invacare
Sunrise Medical

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Pride Mobility Products Corp. is the world's leader[citation needed] in the design and manufacture of mobility products, including power lift chairs and mobility scooters.

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Evolving from an existing family business in 1986, Pride began focusing solely on the manufacture of power lift chairs. By 1992, Pride extended its product line to include scooters, with options and accessories.

Within 4 years, Pride entered the powered wheelchair market with the release of the[citation needed] Jazzy model with a mid-wheel drive. In time, Pride entered the rehab market with its Quantum division.

Pride product lines include the Synergy Seating cushion line, TRU-Balance Power Positioning systems, and the Go-Go Travel Mobility Scooter line.

Software Piracy

In June 2007, Pride Mobility Products Corp. settled with the Business Software Alliance by paying a $380,000 for using unlicensed copies of Adobe, Autodesk, Microsoft, and Symantec software. [1] [2]

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