Wheelchairs & Mobility Equipment
Mobility equipment helps you move safely at home and out in your neighborhood after surgery, an injury, or as strength changes over time. Our pharmacists fit the equipment to you — your height, your doorways, your stairs — so it actually works in the home you live in.
Where can I rent a wheelchair?
At either of our two medical equipment stores — Whittier, CA and Las Vegas, NV. Call the store and our team will tell you what is in stock that day and whether renting or buying makes more sense for how long you need it.
What is the difference between a walker and a rollator?
A walker has four fixed legs that you lift and place as you step, which gives the most stability. A rollator has wheels, hand brakes, and usually a seat, so it moves with you and lets you rest. Our staff can walk you through both in the store.
What Wheelchairs & Mobility Equipment do you carry?
- Manual wheelchairs and transport chairs
- Standard walkers and rollators with seats
- Knee scooters
- Lift chairs
- Canes, crutches, and quad canes
- Wheelchair cushions and accessories
What we bill differs by store. Each store below lists what it accepts. Insurance & Medicare
Where can I get Wheelchairs & Mobility Equipment?
986 Pharmacy in Las Vegas (Del Webb Blvd)
Las Vegas, NV 89134
Department of Labor — Energy Workers Program and cash pay only.
986 Pharmacy in Whittier
Common questions
- Can I rent instead of buy?
- Yes, many mobility items are available to rent. Call the store to ask about current rental options for the item you need.
- Does insurance cover a wheelchair?
- What each store bills differs, and coverage varies by plan and by item, and some items need a prescription or documentation from your doctor. Call us and we will check your plan with you.
- Do you deliver?
- Delivery options differ by store. Call the store nearest you and our team will tell you what they can do.
- Will someone show me how to use it?
- Yes. Our staff fits the equipment and shows you how to use it safely before you leave or when we deliver.
These answers are general information, not medical advice. Ask our pharmacist about your equipment, and talk with your doctor about your treatment.
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