temporary mobility solutions for individuals with injuries, disabilities, or those recovering from surgeries. When considering wheelchair rental: Types of Wheelchairs: Standard wheelchairs for basic mobility. Transport wheelchairs for easier transport. Lightweight or ergonomic options for increased maneuverability. Rental Duration: Determine the period of use, whether it's a short-term need or for an extended period. Costs and Deposits: Inquire about rental fees, including any deposits required. Clarify if additional charges apply for delivery and pickup. Insurance Coverage: Check if insurance is offered or if your existing insurance covers wheelchair rentals. Condition of the Wheelchair: Inspect the wheelchair's condition before accepting it. Report any pre-existing damage to avoid responsibility. User Guidelines: Ensure you receive proper instructions on using and maintaining the wheelchair. Return Policy: Understand the return process and any penalties for late returns. Accessories: Inquire about accessories such as cushions or leg supports and whether they are included in the rental. Cleaning and Sanitization: Ask about cleaning procedures to ensure the wheelchair is sanitized before use. Documentation: Keep copies of rental agreements, receipts, and any instructions provided. Always communicate openly with the rental provider to address any concerns or specific requirements you may have during the rental period.