Wheelchair rental in Phoenix: your options
- Standard (manual) wheelchair — large rear wheels so the user can push themselves, or a companion can push
- Transport wheelchair — lighter and more compact, pushed by a companion; easiest to put in a car
- Power wheelchair — electric, steered with a joystick; no pushing needed
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Standard (manual) wheelchairs
A standard wheelchair is the most versatile choice. The large rear wheels have hand rims, so the user can move themselves around a home or hotel, and there are push handles for a companion on longer trips. It folds for storage and car travel, though it's heavier and bulkier folded than a transport chair.
When you request a quote, tell us the user's height and approximate weight. We'll pick a chair with the right seat width and confirm its capacity before delivery.
Which wheelchair is right
Not sure? Call us and describe how the chair will be used — at home, at a resort, at an event — and we'll help you decide.
| If you… | Choose |
|---|---|
| Want to move yourself around the house or hotel | Standard wheelchair |
| Will mostly be pushed, and need to lift it into a car often | Transport wheelchair |
| Have limited arm strength and want to get around on your own | Power wheelchair |
| Need to cover long outdoor distances and can hold handlebars | A mobility scooter may suit you better |
Delivery, setup and pickup
We bring the chair to your home, hotel or resort, unfold it, adjust the footrests and show you the brakes and how to fold it. At hotels, we usually leave it with the front desk under your name so it's waiting at check-in. When the rental ends, we pick it up — just let us know where it is.
We deliver across Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Peoria, Surprise, Goodyear, Avondale and Sun City.
Hotels and resorts we deliver to
Who rents wheelchairs in Phoenix
- Visitors and snowbirds who need help getting around for a trip or season
- People recovering from surgery, a fall or an injury
- Families attending a wedding, graduation or reunion with an older relative
- Convention and event guests facing long days on their feet
- Caregivers who need a chair for appointments while a loved one's own chair is being repaired
Getting your home ready
Before the chair arrives, walk the main routes the user will take — bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, front door — and move loose rugs, cords and low furniture out of the way. Most interior doorways fit a standard wheelchair, but older bathrooms can be tight; measure if you're unsure and tell us when you book. A step at the front door or into a sunken living room is the most common obstacle, so mention it and we'll suggest options.
Wheelchairs for events and travel
For events, we can deliver to the venue, a hotel or a family member's home, and collect it afterward. Many of the Valley's big venues — stadiums, arenas, the convention center, museums and gardens — have accessible routes and seating; check the venue's own accessibility page for its rules. If you'll be driving between stops, a transport wheelchair is lighter to lift in and out of a trunk.
Phoenix heat and wheelchairs
From late spring through early fall, metal and dark fabric can get hot in direct sun. Park the chair in the shade, bring a towel to cover the seat and armrests, and plan outdoor outings for the morning or evening. Carry water for both the user and whoever is pushing.
Rental lengths
You can rent for a few days, a week, a month or longer. Daily rates drop the longer you rent, and you can extend by calling us. Visitors often rent for the length of their trip; people recovering from surgery or injury often rent by the month.
Questions people ask
Which type of wheelchair should I rent?
Standard if the user wants to push themselves, transport if a companion will push and you'll put it in a car often, power if arm strength is limited. Call us if you're unsure.
Do you deliver wheelchairs to hotels?
Yes. We deliver to hotels and resorts across the Phoenix metro and can have the chair waiting at check-in.
Can I rent a wheelchair for just a few days?
Yes. Short rentals are common for visits, events and appointments.
Do you have wider or heavy-duty wheelchairs?
Tell us the user's height and approximate weight when you book and we'll recommend a suitable chair and confirm its capacity.
Does insurance or Medicare pay for a rental?
Our rentals are private-pay — we don't bill insurance or Medicare. Check with your insurer about coverage.
How much does it cost?
Rates depend on the equipment and how long you keep it — the longer the rental, the lower the daily rate. Delivery, setup and pickup are included. See our pricing page or request a free quote for your exact dates.
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