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Knee Walker Scooter 12" Pneumatic Tires - $149 (Seattle)
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Knee Scooter, All Terrain, Air Tires - $149 (Monthly Rental)
Purchase price for a new scooter is $329, fully assembled, brakes tuned, and fit to your body dimensions by a Rehabilitation Medicine degreed professional to ensure you optimal recovery. If you purchase a scooter, you have quadruple benefits: 1) insurance can't tell you how log to use a loaner (based on their profit model of 6 weeks), 2) you can either get insurance to pay for another one or pay for this one, 3) you can take a tax write off for this and get insurance to reimburse you, 4) you can donate the scooter back when you are finished and take a different tax write off, plus, we will loan you one anytime you need it. This reduces clutter an insures the inner tubes and rubber parts are in optimal condition.
Rental price is $149 per month, $100 damage deposit. Fully sanitized with peroxide and ozone. After the first month you can continue renting for $60 per week or continue with our low monthly price. Weekly rental is only available after your first month.
12" air filled tires reduce road bumps and make riding easier because air provides shock absorption which reduces pain. Many foot ankle calf boots have a hard edge right under your knee cap and this digs into you when you ride a scooter over a bump. Air shock absorption plus an extra pad (sheepskin or memory foam options) will help eliminate pain from road shock.
Handle bars fold down for easy transport.
Real brakes just like your bicycle, instead of the usual ineffective pinch bar style brake.
Available by appointment in NE Seattle. To rent, we require either your direct email address and phone number, or an extra deposit.
We are unable to take insurance payments, however will show you how to get reimbursement from insurance without approval, prescription, or hassle within 30 days, it takes only 10 minutes. Even if insurance denies you, we will show you how you can get reimbursed.
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