Collection

Mobility Equipment: AccessKC

This collection features mobility equipment approved through the AccessKC program to help individuals move safely and confidently at home and in the community. Products may include walkers, rollators, canes, and other supportive mobility aids designed to improve balance and stability. Selected to help eligible Kansas City residents access essential equipment, these tools help reduce fall risk, increase independence, and support safer daily movement.

 

Wheelchair

5 products
Transport Wheelchair Carex - AskSAMIE: Answers for Accessibility
Wheelchair
Transport Wheelchair
$149.00$209.30
Reclining Manual Wheelchair Medline - AskSAMIE: Answers for Accessibility
Wheelchair
Reclining Manual Wheelchair
$676.67
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Rollz Motion Rollz - AskSAMIE: Answers for Accessibility
Wheelchair
Rollz Motion

Mobility Aids

4 products
Grey rubber cane replacement tip shown standalone and fitted onto a cane shaft
Mobility Aids
Cane Replacement Tips 2pk | Grey
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Urban Poles | Active Walking Sticks Urban Poling Inc. - AskSAMIE: Answers for Accessibility
Mobility Aids
Urban Poles | Active Walking Sticks
$139.99

Transfer Board

1 product
Buckingham Glideboard Transfer Board Buckingham Healthcare - AskSAMIE: Answers for Accessibility
Transfer Board
Buckingham Glideboard Transfer Board
$147.00

Raised Toilet Seat

1 product
Blue silicone gel toilet seat cushion pads stuck onto a white toilet seat to soften a hard seat and relieve pressure.
Raised Toilet Seat
Gel Toilet Seat Cushion
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Exercise Equipment

1 product
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