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A dealer for wheelchair accessible vehicles, with a location in Kelowna. They sell side-entry, rear-entry and full-size accessible vans and accessible trucks. They also supply lifts, seating,...
The At Home Program is a BC government program for children and youth with severe disabilities and complex health care needs. It gives a range of medical equipment and services to children who are...
The Red Cross office in Kelowna. Services at this office: ▸ Emergency and disaster services. ▸ Short-term health equipment loans (Health Equipment Loan Program). ▸ Advanced health equipment...
Short-term loans of health equipment on a donation basis, for people with injury, illness or mobility issues, people going home from hospital, and people in palliative care at home. ▸ What you...
A supplier of mobility, accessibility and pediatric equipment with a showroom in Kelowna. They sell and rent equipment like manual, power and tilt wheelchairs, beds and mattresses, bathroom...
A local medical supply store in Kelowna. They sell and rent medical supplies, and offer on-site consultations to recommend products for you. They serve individuals, caregivers and health care...
A respiratory care clinic on McCurdy Place in Kelowna. Respiratory therapists and clinical assistants help with sleep apnea and breathing care. ▸ What they offer • Home sleep apnea testing •...
A store that sells and rents mobility and home accessibility products. Examples are power and manual wheelchairs, scooters, walkers, power lift recliners, stairlifts and ramps. They also do...
National Seating & Mobility sells and rents mobility and home accessibility equipment. This includes wheelchairs and seating, mobility devices, stair lifts, ramps, other home accessibility...
A medical supply store in Kelowna with certified fitters, including NSWOCs (Nurses Specialized in Wound, Ostomy and Continence). ▸ Products include • Ostomy supplies • Mastectomy and breast...
Home healthcare and mobility equipment showroom described as the largest in the Interior of BC. Sells, rents, installs, and services wheelchairs, walkers, mobility scooters, lift chairs, homecare...
Equipment and supports for people with a disability or functional limitation that makes it hard to work. ▸ What you can get Assistive devices and technology, ergonomic supports, restorative...
If you have a low income and urgently need medical equipment, medical supplies or medical travel to stay alive, the BC government may pay for it. You do not have to be on income assistance. ▸ Who...
The Red Cross lends health equipment for a short time. It can help if you have an injury, illness or trouble getting around, are coming home from hospital, or are in palliative care at home. This...
If you are an eligible First Nations or Inuit person, you can get medical supplies and equipment paid for, including incontinence supplies. You do not pay up front when the provider bills the plan...
The ALS Society of BC supports people living with ALS or PLS, and their families and caregivers, across BC and the Yukon. Programs and services are free, but patients must register first....
After your At Home Program medical supply request is approved, you order your supplies from the Product Distribution Centre. Supplies can be ordered monthly. ▸ Who it's for: families of children...
If you live with a physical disability and need equipment you can't pay for, BC Rehab may give you a grant. Examples are wheelchairs, ramps, lifts and assistive technology. ▸ Who can get this? •...
If you live with multiple sclerosis (MS) or an allied disease and have a low income, MS Canada may give you up to $1,000 each calendar year for equipment and assistive technology. ▸ Who can get...
If you live with a neuromuscular disorder, Muscular Dystrophy Canada may help pay for equipment you need for mobility and safety. ▸ What they may fund (depends on where you live): • Ramps, stair...
If you live with a physical disability and can't find a device to do what you need, Tetra Society volunteers can design and build one for you. ▸ Cost: No fees — no upfront fees, call-out charges,...
If your child (under 18) was born without a limb or lost a limb, The War Amps CHAMP Program can help pay for artificial limbs and connect your family with others. ▸ What CHAMP offers: • Pays the...
BC Wheelchair Sports runs weekly wheelchair sport programs in Kelowna, for fun, fitness, or competing. ▸ Programs in Kelowna (check with them first — times can change by season): • Wheelchair...
If you are an adult in BC living with a physical disability, the Kinsmen Foundation of BC may help pay for equipment you need for the long term. The goal is to help you live more independently....
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