Hawaiian Islands Medical provides quality durable medical equipment and supplies to our community with skill and compassion. Whether you rent or purchase medical equipment, we can meet your needs. Our staff has over 90 years combined experience serving the medical equipment needs of the people of Hawaii. Hawaiian Islands Medical specializes in the following product lines: Patient lifts and slings Please visit us at 841 Pohukaina Street in Honolulu, Hawaii. Our phone number is (808) 597-8087 - Toll Free: (866) 264-4633 Email us at laura@himed.cc. Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations HAWAIIAN ISLANDS MEDICAL CORPORATION 841 POHUKAINA, Honolulu, HI 96813 HAWAIIAN ISLANDS MEDICAL CORPORATION is located in 841 POHUKAINA, Honolulu, HI. Our phone number is (808) 597-8087 (866) 264-4633, or you can reach us atWe offer new Accessories, Automotive Mobility, Bed Products, Daily Living Aids, Lift Chairs, Lifts & Slings, Other, Powered Mobility Lifts, Price List, Scooters, Seating & Positioning, Stair Lifts, Support Surfaces, Therapeutic Support Surfaces, Uni-Recliners, Walkers, Wheelchairs .
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS MEDICAL CORPORATION is an authorized ROHO Group retailer, Bruno retailer, Invacare retailer, Graham_Field retailer, Golden Technologies retailer, Wheelchairs of Kansas retailer, Nova Ortho-Med retailer, Mabis Healthcare retailer, Pride retailer, Motion Concepts retailer, Sunrise retailer, Convaid retailer, in Honolulu Hawaii. INVACARE DELUXE HAND SHOWER (Invacare®)INVACARE KNURLED GRAB BAR (RESIDENTIAL) (Invacare®)ALL-IN-ONE ALUMINUM COMMODE (Invacare®)9000 XT RECLINER WHEELCHAIR (MODEL: 9153638254) (Invacare®)CAREGUARD™ APP ALTERNATING PRESSURE PAD SYSTEM (Invacare®)Hospital Bedding Sheet SetsPosey KeepSafe® DeluxeCheck out U-Go Mobility, LLC on Yelp First of all we want to thank you for visiting our website! U-Go Mobility rents mobility scooters, power wheelchairs and oxygen equipment to visitors of Oahu in the Hawaiian Islands. We want to be a resource for seniors, elderly and disabled travelers that are coming to Hawaii. Hopefully our website will allow you to see the various places that folks can go even if they can’t walk long distances or other have health issues.
Everyone should be able to experience the true beauty of the Islands and not be left behind at a hotel room or stuck sitting on a bench! U-Go Mobility also rents stationary oxygen concentrators that are too heavy, bulky and expensive to bring and stow on a plane. Who wants to bring that type of heavy equipment to Hawaii anyway? U-Go Mobility not only rents mobility scooters, power wheelchairs, personal transporters, wheelchairs and oxygen concentrators but we take pride in our service which includes making sure you know where you can go on Oahu with powered mobility equipment and wheelchairs. Check out our Makapu’u Lighthouse video that we put together down below to give you a better idea on places you can go with a mobility scooter in Hawaii. We service the entire Island of Oahu and offer free delivery and pick-up to all the hotels, resorts and condominiums in the Waikiki, Honolulu and Ko’olina area. Make your rental reservation early to ensure availability. Simply look below to see the various models or call us toll free at 1-(855) 456-4846 if you’re unsure.
U-Go Mobility is Hawaii’s #1 mobility rental company and we welcome questions and inquires. We want to make sure your trip to Hawaii is as awesome as it can be! Our goal is to help you do more and see more with your family or friends, so please let us be a local resource when you visit Hawaii.Wheelchairs and transport chairs enable those who are permanently or temporarily disabled to be more mobile, so that they can easily move around their homes and when out in public. With wheelchairs, disabled individuals can gain greater independence in the home and go more places with minimal assistance. If you or someone you love is in need of a transport chair or wheelchair, Walgreens can help you to get the ideal model for your or their needs at a competitive price. There are two main types of rolling chairs that are used as mobility aids: transport chairs and wheelchairs. Both types feature supports for the feet, arm rests and four wheels, but they are designed to be operated differently.
Transport chairs are for pushing an injured or disabled person. This type is ideal for individuals who are unable to move the wheelchair on their own and must rely on a caregiver for assistance. Wheelchairs can be operated by pushing the large back wheels on either side of the chair or by using a hand control in the case of a power or motorized chair. Many wheelchair models also have handles on the back, so that they can be pushed by a caregiver as well. Many different types of wheelchairs are available on the market to meet the needs of those who require a mobility aid. Some wheelchairs fold or collapse for easy transport when on the go, and this type may be called a folding or travel wheelchair. You can purchase wheelchairs that have reclining seats and leg supports and bars for providing extra support for the body. Bariatric wheelchairs are designed for individuals who require an extra strong mobility device to accommodate their body weight. When you're comparing wheelchairs to purchase for yourself or for a loved one, there are many things that you'll need to consider beyond what type is right for your needs.
The size and turning radius will affect how easy it is to maneuver the wheelchair to do activities like playing sports and to navigate certain settings like crowded stores. Smaller chairs are generally easier to steer, but they can be less stable. You'll also need to consider if the type of seat that the wheelchair has is adequate for supporting the body and is likely to protect the skin. The type of tires will determine which types of terrains the wheelchair will be able to safely travel. Your doctor can help you determine which wheelchair features are essential for ensuring your safety or the safety of your loved one. Depending on your needs or the needs of your loved one, you may wish to purchase wheelchair and transport chair accessories. Special seat pads and cushions can help to alleviate discomfort, improve posture and reduce the risk of pressure sores. Cup holders and storage solutions can be added to a wheelchair, and there are also trays and desks that can be used for writing, reading, eating and completing other tasks.