Mobility Plus : What a Mobility Plus Store Actually Carries

This watch page is the Mobility Plus store-tour video, framed for shoppers and prospective owners trying to picture what walking into a Mobility Plus store looks like. The brand operates as a one-stop shop for scooters, power wheelchairs, ramps and lifts, with consultants positioned as partners across an entire mobility journey — rentals, purchases, service appointments, and quick consults all welcomed under the same roof. Discover the store experience. Mobility Plus locations stock more inventory than any other mobility retailer in the Southwest United States, with hour-plus consultations that cover where the device will be used (indoor versus outdoor, three wheels versus four wheels), how it will travel (folds-into-trunk versus auto lift), what activities it must support (shopping, dirt trails, ground clearance, seat raise) and how long the client will spend in it. Lift-chair clients, for example, sit in their chair 16-20 hours a day; the fit must be right. See how same-day-or-next-day delivery fits into the model. Test drives are part of the standard process. Many clients leave the same day with their device; for the rest, next-day delivery is part of how the network supports aging in place. The Tucson, Arizona founder explains that pricing is set at internet rates so clients never pay more in-store than they would online — a transparency baseline the network applies across stores. Watch the close, where the founder talks about the fixed-income reality many clients face and how Care Credit financing lets them leave the same day with the medical device they need. Note: this watch page sources the same underlying spot as the brand's Why Mobility Plus page; see that page for the value-proposition framing. The store-tour view is most useful for visualizing the front-of-house, retail floor and consult process at a typical Mobility Plus location.