If you need to equip your vehicle with a wheelchair lift or make it more accessible you may not know where to start. Here is an outline of what the buying process “should be” for automotive mobility solutions.
Step One: Locate a mobility equipment dealer.
They will be able to evaluate your specific situations as well as individual needs.
Step Two: Consult a Certified Driver Rehabilitation Specialist.
In many driving scenarios, if you want to independently drive, you will need a DRS for evaluation. Your consultation will result in a prescription that lists the precise equipment you will need. This limits confusion and will ultimately save you time and money.
Step Three: Make your final selection and purchase.
If you decide to purchase a new or used vehicle from an automotive dealer and have it adapted with “bolt-on” equipment, then you will have the recommended vehicle guidelines determined between you and the mobility equipment dealer to help guide your purchase decisions.
Step Four: Obtain training on your new equipment.
If the equipment is used for driving, it may take several training sessions with you DRS.
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Open Road Mobility specializes in wheelchair lift vans and carries a complete line of mobility equipment and driving aids.
