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MobilityWorks, Commercial Division

1090 West Wilbeth Road
Akron, Ohio 44314
United States
Telephone: 800-769-8267 or 330-861-1118.
Fax: 330-861-0281.
Web: http://www.mobilityworks.com/Commercial/contact.php.
Email: biz@mobilityworks.com.

Products manufactured by MobilityWorks, Commercial Division (listed alphabetically)

  1. MOBILITYWORKS WHEELCHAIR VANS & AMBULETTES Picture of MOBILITYWORKS WHEELCHAIR VANS & AMBULETTES

    MobilityWorks Wheelchair Vans and Ambulettes are public transport vans designed for use by individuals with mobility disabilities or spinal cord injury. Ambulettes are non-emergency wheelchair vans which are typically used by nursing homes, adult day care centers, hospitals, transport companies, medical transportation providers, EMS facilities, fire departments, and facilities for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Vehicles feature one-piece plastic walls for ease of cleaning. Raised roof paratransit vans are available with a standard or extended length chassis. Vans are available with side or rear lifts and stretcher mounts. A wide variety of floor plans are available to accommodate wheelchair users and ambulatory passengers.

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