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Not at all. Many hadicap and temporarily injured people use mobility scooters.
Medicaid will cover the cost of mobility scooters for those who meet elgibility requirements.
You can find mobility scooters at low prices when you go to the website of Find The Best. This site offers a large variety of mobility scooters. Price starts at $740.
There are so many mobility scooters brands around that is hard to say which is the best. You can easily look on the internet or order a catalog from any shop that sells mobility scooters and chose the one that is right for you.
The best brand of mobility scooters that I have come across is Hoveround scooters. You can find more information about them at www.hoveround.com, or call 1-800-749-5038.
Pride Mobility Scooters produce over 20 different models of their popular scooters. Those with limited mobility will love the freedom and versatility that such a wide product line provides.
You can find the best cheap mobility scooters at www.mobility-advisor.com/cheap-mobility-scooters.html. Another good site is www.scooter.com/ Most mobility scooters are comparably priced. And in most cases you can have the cost partially covered by medicare if you qualify.
Mobility scooter can be found at stores such as Walgreens and Target. Both of these stores sell high quality mobile scooters for the elderly and disabled.
Mobility scooters are designed for and used by individuals who are able to walk and manipulate themselves on and off a seated object. Unlike wheelchairs, mobility scooters are generally treated as vehicles in the sense that they do not have to be guaranteed access into buildings.