Powercchair/Scooters Lifts and Ramps.

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http://www.permobil.com/default.asp?id=1697

http://www.teftec.com/

this one has better scooters than powerchairs. Also Vehicle lifts for the chairs and scooters. Highly recommend the Bruno lifts I have the curbsider for my 1997 Grand Voyager

http://www.bruno.com/

http://www.wheelchairs.com/index1.htm#top

http://www.invacare.com/cgi-bin/imhqprd/index.jsp

Pride has scooters as well land they are really great scooters in fact the scooter is where Pride got its start.

http://www.pridemobility.com/

Rick N is really great to email and ask questions.

When I was having some problems I ask rick some questions, gave him my medical history just to see what would happen since he is an internet dealer but also has a show room in Edmond Ok.

He has portable ramps, lifts for the minivans and a ramp I am looking very closely at for the minivan.

I will probably buy my replacement cushions from him now that I did a review for him.

He also does powerchair and scooter reviews.

You can read them on his web site as well.

http://edmond-wheelchair.com/

Now for more ramps and lifts.

If you have a minivan or van that is in a certain age group like 2001 and newer you can get reimbursed so much on the price of the lift or ramp that you have put in. The Big Three, Ford, Chrysler, Dodge and Chevrolet offer this.

http://edmond-wheelchair.com/

http://www.bruno.com/

http://www.discountramps.com/

http://www.electricscooter.com/silverstarlifts/bakcpacker.htm

Now for vans and conversions.

http://www.vantagemobility.com/

I know there is one other type of van conversion for lifts and ramps but I cannot find it. I will need to surf again buecause for some reason I lost that one.

This is information for anyone thinking about a powerchair or scooter.

Remember to check with Medicare and your insurance on any durable medical equipment.

Sharon CarlsonSharupaAmerican Shorthair