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![]() Medical electric mobility scooters are personal electric scooters that have either three or four wheels and steer much like a bicycle, using handlebars. Electric mobility scooters are ideal for out-of-home activities, as they glide smoothly and easily over a variety of surfaces. There are even portable motorized scooters that can be stowed in the trunk of your car to take along with you. The Scooter Center is affiliated with The Scooter Store, America's leading supplier of electric mobility scooters for people with limited mobility. We offer a complete line of high-quality electric mobility scooters with a full range of features. The electric mobility scooters are easy-to-use, comfortable, safe and reliable. Our goal is to help people with limited mobility understand the great products offered by The SCOOTER Store as well as our guarantee: The SCOOTER Store Guaranteed Freedom Program is our unique process dedicated to helping you regain mobility. We will work with your doctor to identify your mobility needs, coordinate your Medicare or insurance benefits and determine the best mobility solution for you. We guarantee that if you complete our program, your claim for a new power chair or electric mobility scooter will be approved or we'll give it to you absolutely free. It should be stressed that our electric mobility scooters are usually available at little or NO cost to you, depending upon your insurance qualifications.
Medicare and Motorized Scooters: Note: Your physician determines the right power mobility solution for you based on your medical needs. Click Here
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) allows for a power chair or POV/Scooter to be prescribed by the beneficiary's treating physician or practitioner. However, due to the relative safety risks associated with POV/Scooters compared to power chairs, CMS recommends that POV/Scooters be prescribed by a Rheumatologist, Neurologist, Physiatrist, or Orthopedist. | ||||||||||