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ICBC Offers 25% discount on basic car insurance for seniors and disabled persons, plus reduced license renewal fees. Learn more

BC HealthLink Round-the-clock access to non-emergency health information and advice via phone (8-1-1), web, and mobile app. Learn more

Open Door Group Not-for-profit providing employment and leisure programs for persons with disabilities, including training, counselling, and workforce reintegration. Learn more

First Nations Health Authority The FNHA is working to transform the way health care is delivered to First Nations people in BC. Learn more

BC Rehab Foundation Assisting British Columbians living with a broad range of disabilities as the result of a disease or trauma. Learn more

Cerebral Palsy Association of British Columbia To provide assistance and information to those living with Cerebral Palsy in British Columbia. Explore funding and education resources as well as programs and events. Learn more

ALS Society Recycling & Donation Program The ALS Society of BC is dedicated to providing direct support to ALS patients, along with their families and caregivers. Their equipment recycling and donation program accepts gently used mobility aids, lifts, and assistive devices that can be refurbished and loaned to families in need. Learn more

Spinal Cord Injury BC - SCI BC Spinal Cord Injury BC is the best source of information on living well with a spinal cord injury related disability in British Columbia. Their programs and resources are there to help people with spinal cord injuries and their families adjust, adapt and thrive in their communities. Learn more

Driving Miss Daisy Driving Miss Daisy provides assisted transportation and companionship services for seniors, individuals with disabilities, and those who need extra support getting to appointments, errands, social outings, and everyday activities. Their services are available throughout Metro Vancouver and surrounding communities, helping clients remain active, independent, and connected. Learn more
We offer rentals on a range of commonly needed equipment, such as hospital beds, wheelchairs, and walkers.
Availability may vary, so we recommend reaching out to discuss your specific needs.
Rental periods are offered on a monthly basis.
Yes, renting can be a helpful way to try equipment before making a longer-term decision.
It gives you the opportunity to see how it fits into your daily routine and whether it meets your needs.
Yes!
We don’t just deliver equipment, we make sure it’s properly set up, adjusted, and ready to use safely in your space.
Yes.
When we deliver or set up equipment, we take the time to walk you through how everything works and answer any questions you may have.
Our goal is to make sure you feel comfortable and confident using it.
Yes, we have a dedicated service and repair team.
We can assess and repair many types of equipment, whether it was purchased from us or not. Our focus is on ensuring everything is safe, reliable, and functioning properly.
Coverage varies depending on your provider and plan, but many types of equipment may be partially or fully covered.
We can help you understand what may be eligible and provide the information you need to move forward.
Yes, there are programs that may help cover certain types of equipment, depending on eligibility.
We’re familiar with many of these programs and can help point you in the right direction.
We can provide quotes, product details, and supporting documentation to help make applications smoother and easier to manage.
Yes, we regularly provide quotes and documentation for insurance and funding purposes.
If you need something specific, just let us know and we’ll make sure you have what you need.