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Frequently Asked Questions
Do you take insurance for mobility equipment?
No. Rocking Mobility does not take insurance.
We made that decision because insurance often does not get customers the equipment they actually want or the equipment that fits their real-world needs best. In many cases, insurance coverage is limited, the process is slow, and the available options are narrower than what customers are really looking for.
For example, some of the most popular products customers ask about — such as lightweight foldable power wheelchairs — are often not covered at all through insurance. Even when insurance may cover a mobility device, the rules can be very rigid. Medicare, for example, generally covers power mobility devices based on medical necessity for use in the home, not because a customer wants something more convenient for outdoor use, travel, or everyday community mobility. Medicare also generally treats mobility equipment as having a reasonable useful lifetime of about 5 years, which can make switching to a different type of device much harder than many people expect.
That is why many customers choose to work with us directly. It gives them more freedom to choose equipment that fits their lifestyle, comfort, and mobility goals instead of being limited by insurance rules.
While we do not take insurance, we are licensed by the State of Ohio, which means we can accept a prescription for a qualifying item and remove sales tax when appropriate. On higher-ticket equipment, that can make a meaningful difference.
If you are not sure whether it makes more sense to use insurance elsewhere or purchase directly, we are happy to talk through the pros and cons with you.
What forms of payment do you accept?
We accept most major forms of payment, including credit cards, cash, checks, money orders, and many HSA or FSA cards.
For customers who qualify, financing options may be available through third-party vendors. Please see the next FAQ for more information.
Rocking Mobility does not offer in-house financing or self-managed payment plans.
Do you offer financing?
Financing options may be available through third-party vendors for qualifying customers.
Because financing is handled by outside providers, approval decisions, terms, and eligibility are determined by the financing company, not by Rocking Mobility. Not every customer will qualify, and available options may vary over time.
Rocking Mobility does not provide in-house financing or self-managed payment plans.
If financing is important to your purchase, we are happy to discuss whether a third-party option may be worth exploring.
Can I use my HSA or FSA card at Rocking Mobility?
In many cases, yes.
Many customers use HSA or FSA funds for mobility equipment and related products. These plans often come with a debit card, and those cards will usually work with our point-of-sale system, but we cannot guarantee that a particular card will go through.
If your HSA or FSA card does not work at the time of purchase, you may need to pay for the item directly and then submit the expense to your plan provider for reimbursement.
Because every plan is different, we recommend checking with your HSA or FSA provider in advance if you are unsure about eligibility, required documentation, or reimbursement rules.
How do I know which mobility equipment is right for me?
Choosing the right mobility equipment starts with understanding how you will use it in everyday life.
Your mobility needs, home setup, daily routine, and whether the equipment will be used indoors, outdoors, or both can all affect what makes the most sense. It is also important to think about whether the need is short-term or long-term. For example, someone recovering from surgery may need a practical short-term solution, while someone moving into assisted living may need equipment that is intended to be used comfortably for much longer.
That is why we encourage customers to ask questions and visit our showroom to compare options in person. There is no real substitute for seeing equipment up close and figuring out what feels safe, comfortable, and practical before making a decision.
Can I try equipment in person before I buy?
Absolutely. In fact, trying equipment before you buy it is one of the core advantages of working with Rocking Mobility.
Our showroom is built around giving customers the chance to see equipment in person, sit in it, test it, compare options, and work with our knowledgeable team to make the right decision with confidence.
Fit, comfort, ease of use, and confidence all matter, especially with higher-ticket mobility equipment. Our spacious showroom is designed to let customers try before they buy, compare options in person, and include family members in the process when needed. That hands-on experience is a major advantage and one of the things that sets Rocking Mobility apart.
Do you sell both new and pre-owned mobility equipment?
Yes. We offer new mobility equipment, and we also sometimes have pre-owned inventory available.
Our pre-owned inventory most often comes from our rental fleet rather than equipment purchased from the public. That gives customers another option when they are looking for a lower-price path to the type of unit they want.
Availability of pre-owned items can change quickly, and they are generally sold as-is. If you are looking for something specific, we recommend calling ahead or stopping by the showroom to see what is currently available.
Is buying local better than buying a cheap mobility scooter or chair online?
Yes.
Buying local is better because it gives customers more than just a box showing up at the door. At Rocking Mobility, we inspect and test the equipment we sell so customers do not have to deal with the surprises that can come from ordering a large product online and having it arrive on a pallet.
With many online purchases, even when the brand itself is legitimate, the customer is still responsible for a lot of the uncertainty. They may not have tried the product in person, they may not know whether it is the right fit, and they may not realize there is a problem until after delivery. With cheaper online products, the risk is often even greater because parts, technical support, and repair options may be limited or unavailable.
Buying from Rocking Mobility means customers can see equipment in person, try it before they buy it, and work with our knowledgeable team to make the right decision with confidence. It also means there is a local business standing behind the equipment after the sale.
That is why buying local is the better choice.
Do you provide rentals, and why would I rent mobility equipment?
Yes. Rentals are a big part of what we do at Rocking Mobility.
People rent mobility equipment for many different reasons. Some need support during medical recovery, some are visiting Cleveland and want easier access to the city, medical appointments, or local venues, some are arranging equipment for visiting family members, and others need mobility help for a specific outing, event, or short-term situation.
Renting can be a very practical option anytime the need is temporary, situational, or when buying would not make sense for the amount of use involved.
If you are not sure whether renting or buying is the better fit, we are happy to help you think through the options.
Do you rent hospital beds for in-home use?
Yes, we do.
Our hospital bed rentals can be a very helpful option for recovery at home, extended care at home, or anytime safer positioning and transfers are needed. We rent full electric hospital beds, and each rental includes a brand new mattress rather than a used one.
Renting can make sense whether the need is shorter-term or longer-term, especially for customers who do not want to deal with owning, storing, or disposing of a bed after it is no longer needed.
If you are interested in renting a hospital bed, contact us to discuss availability, delivery, setup, and whether a rental is the right fit for your situation.
Can you deliver rental equipment to hotels or temporary stay locations in the Cleveland area?
Yes. We can often deliver rental equipment to hotels and temporary stay locations (such as Airbnb properties or extended-stay hotels) in Cleveland and the surrounding areas.
This can be especially helpful for people traveling here for medical care, recovery, family visits, or other short-term needs. Cleveland is a destination for many patients and families, and rental equipment can make it much easier to navigate the city and daily activities while they are here. Most area hotels are already familiar with our services and products.
Customers are responsible for coordinating directly with the hotel or property to confirm that delivery is allowed and can be accepted on site. If you are planning a visit, we recommend contacting us in advance so we can discuss timing, location, and equipment needs.
Should I rent or buy mobility equipment?
That depends on how long you expect to need it, how often you will use it, and what type of equipment it is.
Renting can make sense when the need is temporary, situational, or when you want more time to decide before making a purchase. Buying may make more sense when the equipment is likely to be used regularly over the long term.
Not every type of equipment is available for rent, especially some higher-value or more specialized items. The best option can depend not just on your needs, but also on what is available in a rental program.
If you are not sure which option is the better fit, we are happy to help you think through the pros and cons.
Do you repair mobility scooters, power chairs, and other equipment?
Yes. Repairs and service are a big part of what we do at Rocking Mobility, and the equipment does not have to have been purchased from us.
We work on a wide range of mobility equipment, but whether something can be repaired depends on the brand, model, condition of the equipment, and the availability of parts and technical support. Cheap online products are often the most difficult to repair and, in most cases, there is no realistic repair path at all.
We do charge an upfront evaluation fee, and that fee includes labor that may help correct the problem. Most repairs are completed with just the evaluation fee plus any needed parts. We will seek your approval for parts and provide you an estimate if additional labor is required before completing the repair.
If your equipment is not working properly, the best first step is to contact us so we can learn more about the issue and help you understand what may be possible.
How does the rental process work?
The rental process starts with a conversation about what equipment you need, how long you expect to need it, and where it will be used.
Once you decide to move forward, we will gather some information from you and send you a rental contract by email. To complete the rental, you will need to review and sign the agreement and provide a major credit card to secure the reservation. Debit cards cannot be used to secure a rental. We ask that this process be completed within 24 hours in order to guarantee the rental.
You will not be charged for the rental until the equipment is picked up at our store or delivered. A major credit card is required to secure the reservation, even if you plan to pay by another method, such as cash or debit card, at the time of pickup or delivery.
If your rental needs to continue beyond the original period, we can often extend it depending on the item and availability. For longer-term rentals, we will usually reach out ahead of the due date to see if the equipment is still needed, but customers are always welcome to contact us as well. If you think you may need an extension, letting us know as early as possible is always helpful.
Why can’t some online mobility scooters or chairs be repaired?
Because most of them are sold without a real service network behind them.
In most cases, cheap online scooters and chairs do not have reliable access to replacement parts, technical support, or manufacturer backing. When something fails, there is often no realistic repair path at all.
This is one reason an online bargain can become far more expensive than it looks. A lower upfront price does not help much if the equipment cannot be supported after the sale. Remember the old adage: if it seems too good to be true, it probably is.
Do you offer after-hours or emergency service?
Rocking Mobility does not offer after-hours or emergency service.
If you are having a medical emergency, please call 911. For equipment-related issues after hours, you may leave a voicemail, but we cannot guarantee a response before the next business day.
What equipment is helpful after surgery or during recovery at home?
That depends on the type of surgery, the person’s mobility, and how the home is set up.
Recovery at home often involves more than people expect. Walking, getting in and out of bed, sitting and standing safely, and managing bathroom routines can all become more difficult for a period of time. Depending on the situation, equipment such as a walker, wheelchair, hospital bed, lift chair, or bath safety products may be helpful.
The right solution depends on the person and the situation. If you are preparing for surgery or helping someone recover at home, we are happy to help you think through what may make the most sense.
What bath safety equipment should I consider after surgery or a fall?
That depends on the person’s mobility, balance, strength, and the layout of the bathroom.
After surgery or a fall, the bathroom is often one of the hardest places to manage safely. Getting into the shower, standing while bathing, using the toilet, and moving on wet surfaces can all become more difficult. Depending on the situation, products such as a shower chair, transfer bench, raised toilet support, or other bath safety aids may be helpful.
The goal is to make daily routines safer, easier, and less stressful. If you are not sure what may be needed, we are happy to help you think through the options.
Is Rocking Mobility a good fit for assisted living or long-term care residents?
Absolutely! Rocking Mobility is an excellent partner for residents and families in assisted living or long-term care settings.
These situations often call for practical equipment that fits the person, the room, and the realities of daily life. Families also often want help quickly and do not want to get stuck in a slow insurance-driven process that may not lead to the right solution.
With sales, rentals, repairs, and showroom support, we help families choose equipment that makes sense for both short-term and long-term needs. For many customers, that makes Rocking Mobility not just a place to buy equipment, but your long-term partner.
What should I do with used mobility equipment I no longer need?
That depends on the type of equipment, its condition, and whether it is still practical for someone else to use.
Some items may be good candidates for donation, private resale, or passing them along to someone else in need. Rocking Mobility does not generally purchase used equipment from the public, and buy-backs or trade-ins are only considered in limited situations.
If you are not sure what to do with a piece of equipment you no longer need, feel free to contact us and we may be able to point you in the right direction or assist with a donation, depending on the item and situation.
What is your return policy?
Rocking Mobility does not accept returns or exchanges on purchased items.
Exceptions are rare, may only be considered if an item is unused, and are entirely at our discretion. If you’re unsure about a product before buying, just ask us — we’re happy to help you figure out what will work for your situation.


