Renting Walkers

RE: Renting Walkers Post By miriamne (Guest Post) (12/09/2007) Many thanks for all who gave me excellent tips on locating a used walker for temporary use. The issue is now moot; I have a walker availabe at my daughter's home. Miriam Null RE: Renting Walkers Post by QueenBeeCrafts (178) | (03/14/2007) Profile | Contact If none of these resources help - try contacting the local Lions Club in that area. You can find the local clubs by checking http://www.lionsclubs.org, and many of them have medical loan closets that let you borrow equipment for free, or a donation at your discretion. Have a great visit! Editor's Note: Another place that I don't think has been mentioned is your local Freecycle group. To find one in your area go to: http://www.freecycle.org RE: Renting Walkers Post by miriamne (5) | (03/13/2007) Contact many thanks to all you kind people who gave me excellent suggestions how to find a walker to rent for my use at my daughter's home. I will retain this informatin for future use. RE: Renting Walkers Post By Rose Mary (Guest Post) (03/12/2007) Check with your senior citizen center. Ours lets us use theirs for free. They have walkers,canes, etc. RE: Renting Walkers Post By rae ann (Guest Post) (03/12/2007) Our local thrift store has walkers. I am sure you could find one there as children of the elderly who used them give them away. RE: Renting Walkers Post By anbs from WA (Guest Post) (03/12/2007) Hi, Have you tried Craig"s List. Not sure if I spelled it right, but they are on internet & one can be located for your area. Usually if you post a need there is someone wanting to help in that area or someone who has what you need. I agree with the other gals. Thrift stores/garage sales are a really great place to check. Salvation Army would be good to check also. Good luck. RE: Renting Walkers Post By Jean in GA (Guest Post) (03/12/2007) The Goodwill, thrift shops and yard sales are always cheaper. If you are on Medicare, usually they pay for the rent. But, once you are dismissed from your doctor from using a walker, the surgical supply service gets the walker back. For me it was just easier to buy a used walker from a second hand store, I think I paid $3.00 for it. We still have the walker in the basement saved for someone else to use or borrow. Good luck and I hope you find a good cheap one. RE: Renting Walkers Post By Miriam Null (Guest Post) (03/12/2007) Thanks for this very good idea. I had thought of looking on ebay-- RE: Renting Walkers Post By gail (Guest Post) (03/11/2007) Try the goodwill or thrift shop. They always have a lot of walkers. Probably cheaper than renting.