Mobility Equipment & Wheelchair Sales
Sell wheelchairs, mobility scooters, and mobility equipment
Overview
Mobility equipment retailers generate $400,000-$2,000,000 annually with 35-50% margins.
In 2025, aging population and disability community need mobility solutions.
Products include manual wheelchairs ($200-$3,000), power wheelchairs ($2,000-$30,000), mobility scooters ($800-$5,000), walkers and rollators ($50-$500), wheelchair accessories ($20-$500), and rental services ($100-$500 monthly).
Successful retailers provide expert fitting and setup, work with insurance and Medicare, offer service and repairs, understand diverse mobility needs, and support independence.
Can combine sales with rentals.
Marketing through healthcare providers, discharge planners, senior communities, and disability networks.
Required Skills
- Mobility Equipment Knowledge
- Product Fitting
- Insurance Billing
- Customer Service
- Equipment Maintenance
- Healthcare Relationships
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Growing aging and disability market
- Medicare and insurance coverage
- Essential independence equipment
- Service and rental recurring revenue
- Helping people maintain mobility
Cons
- High equipment inventory investment
- Complex insurance and Medicare billing
- Need showroom and service facility
- Competition from online retailers
- Long insurance reimbursement cycles
How to Get Started
- Learn mobility equipment and fitting
- Secure retail location with accessibility
- Stock wheelchairs and mobility equipment
- Get Medicare supplier certification
- Build healthcare provider relationships
- Provide expert fitting and setup
- Offer service, repairs, and rentals
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