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Breathe Easy, Live Better: Your Partner in Home Health Management.
Custom Mobility Solutions
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At Quipt, we take pride in our team of certified Assistive Technology Professionals (ATPs) who are dedicated to providing personalized mobility solutions tailored to your unique needs.
Through collaborative assessments involving patients, caregivers, PT/OT professionals, speech therapists, and physicians, we gain a comprehensive understanding of your requirements. From there, we offer expert recommendations on customized equipment such as wheelchairs and mobility scooters, ensuring they align perfectly with your lifestyle and preferences.
But our commitment doesn’t stop at equipment selection. Our ATPs provide hands-on training to you and your support network, ensuring everyone is equipped with the knowledge and skills needed to use the devices effectively. We understand that proper fit and functionality are paramount, which is why we offer customization services to ensure your equipment feels like an extension of yourself.
Even after the initial setup, our support continues. Our team is always available to address any concerns or questions you may have, providing ongoing support to ensure your continued comfort and independence. And in the rare event that your equipment requires maintenance or repairs, our certified technicians are ready to assist, ensuring your mobility solutions remain in top condition.
With Quipt, you’re not just receiving mobility equipment—you’re gaining a team of dedicated professionals committed to helping you live your life to the fullest, with confidence and independence.
Home Modifications
Our mobility department can also support you with adaptations to your living environment to accommodate your medical needs, improve accessibility, safety, and quality of life. Home modifications can vary widely depending on the specific needs and circumstances of the individual, but they generally aim to address barriers to mobility, accessibility, and safety within the home. These can include:
- Ramps and Lifts
- Bathroom, kitchen and bedroom modifications to make living spaces more accessible
- Doorway widening and removal of thresholds to accommodate wheelchairs and walkers
- Adaptive equipment such as stair lifts, platform lifts and overhead trac systems to facilitate the movement and transfer between different areas of the home