Medical equipment rental in Orlando.
Hospital beds, wheelchairs, knee scooters, rollators and patient lifts, from $75 a week. Rented by the day, the week or the month from our Winter Park store and delivered across Central Florida.
For a recovery with an end date, renting beats buying. Every rate is below.
Medical equipment rental rates
Eleven items, grouped by what they are for. Deposits are refundable and separate from the rate.
| Item | Week | Month |
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| Hospital bed rental in Orlando | ||
| Semi-Electric Bed $75 a day, 3-day minimum · $250 deposit | $250 | $550 |
| Fully Electric Bed $85 a day, 3-day minimum · $250 deposit | $350 | $650 |
| Wheelchair rental | ||
| Manual Wheelchair $30 a day · $100 deposit | $100 | $275 |
| Bariatric Wheelchair $40 a day · $100 deposit | $150 | $325 |
| Pediatric Wheelchair $25 a day | $75 | $225 |
| Knee scooter rental | ||
| Knee Scooter $35 a day · $75 deposit | $75 | $200 |
| Walker and rollator rental | ||
| Rollator $30 a day · $100 deposit | $100 | $250 |
| Upright Rollator $45 a day · $150 deposit | $150 | $300 |
| Bariatric Rollator $40 a day · $125 deposit | $150 | $300 |
| Patient lift rental | ||
| Patient Lift $200 deposit | $125 | $450 |
| Sit to Stand Lift $200 deposit | $200 | $650 |
- Delivery and pickup are available at an additional cost.
Which one do you need?
Start with what happened, not with the catalog. Each of these pages compares the options side by side and says which one suits which situation.
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For someone coming home from the hospital or a rehabilitation center who needs to sleep with the head raised or get in and out of bed safely. Semi-electric $250 a week, fully electric $350. The only difference is whether the head end is cranked by hand or raised on the control.
Hospital bed rental in Orlando -
For distances walking will not cover, like a hospital appointment or a visitor who tires quickly. A standard chair is $100 a week, a bariatric chair with a wider seat $150, a child's chair $75. Seat width and weight decide it, so measure first.
Wheelchair rental -
For a broken foot or ankle, or foot surgery, when weight has to stay off one leg. $75 a week or $200 for the month. Easier to control than crutches, and both hands stay free.
Knee scooter rental -
For someone who can walk but needs something steady and a seat to stop and rest on. A standard rollator is $100 a week; the upright model with forearm supports is $150, and so is the bariatric frame.
Walker and rollator rental -
For moving someone between bed, chair and commode without lifting them by hand. A full-sling patient lift ($125 a week) is for someone who cannot bear weight; a sit-to-stand lift ($200) is for someone who can bear some.
Patient lift rental
Available to rent
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Home Recovery
Semi-Electric Hospital Bed with Rails
Powered foot section, hand-cranked head, rails included.
$250 /week -
Home Recovery
Fully Electric Hospital Bed with Rails
Head and foot both on the hand control, rails included.
$350 /week -
Mobility
Manual Wheelchair
Standard manual wheelchair with footrests.
$100 /week -
Mobility
Bariatric Wheelchair
Wider frame and a higher weight capacity.
$150 /week -
Mobility
Pediatric Wheelchair
A manual wheelchair sized for a child.
$75 /week -
Mobility
Knee Scooter
Keeps weight off a foot or ankle without crutches.
$75 /week -
Mobility
Rollator
Four wheels, hand brakes and a seat to rest on.
$100 /week -
Mobility
Bariatric Rollator
Wider seat and a higher weight capacity.
$150 /week -
Mobility
Upright Rollator
Forearm supports that keep you standing upright.
$150 /week -
Transfers
Sit to Stand Lift
For someone who can bear some weight but cannot rise alone.
$200 /week -
Transfers
Patient Lift
Full-sling lift for someone who cannot bear weight.
$125 /week
How renting works
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Step 1
Call and tell us what changed
Who it is for, the dates, where it will be used, and the discharge date if there is one. You do not need to know the model.
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Step 2
You hear the cost before delivery
We check your benefits if a plan is paying, or confirm the published rate if you are paying yourself. Either way you know the cost before anything leaves the store.
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Step 3
We deliver it assembled
It goes into the room where it will be used, and we show whoever is doing the caring how it works before we leave.
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Step 4
Call us when you are done
We arrange collection. Delivery and pickup are available at an additional cost.
Helpful to have ready
The delivery address and dates, the person's height and weight for sizing, the doorway widths if it is a bed or a lift, and whether there are stairs at the entrance. Not sure what you need? Describe the situation and we will work it out with you.
How it works, start to finishRent or buy?
Rent it
When the need has an end date: a recovery, or a few weeks while you wait on a repair or a chair of your own. The rate is published and the deposit is refundable.
If a plan is paying
Some equipment, hospital beds and patient lifts among it, is billed by Medicare as a monthly rental rather than bought outright. What your plan pays for depends on your doctor's documentation, so we check it before delivery.
Insurance and coverage answersVisiting Orlando?
We deliver hospital beds, lifts and bariatric equipment to vacation homes across Central Florida, and set them up in the room.
Delivery to vacation rentalsWould rather own it? See the equipment we supply.
Medical equipment rental questions
- How much does it cost to rent medical equipment in Orlando?
- From $75 a week for a knee scooter or a child's wheelchair to $350 a week for a fully electric hospital bed. Most items can also be rented by the day, from $25, or by the month. Every rate is in the table on this page, so there is no quote to wait for.
- Do you deliver to vacation homes?
- Yes. We deliver hospital beds, lifts and bariatric equipment to vacation homes across Central Florida, and set them up in the room.
- Do you deliver and set it up?
- Yes. Delivered assembled and ready to use. Placed in the room where it will be used. Caregiver walkthrough before we leave. Delivery and pickup available at an additional cost. We deliver across Central Florida from our Winter Park store.
- Is there a deposit?
- Most rentals carry a refundable deposit, between $75 and $250 depending on the item. It is taken at delivery and is separate from the rental rate. The amount for each item is in the rate table.
- Is there a minimum rental period?
- Hospital beds have a 3-day minimum. For everything else, the rental agreement you sign at delivery sets the term, along with the rate and the deposit.
- Is it cheaper to rent by the week or by the month?
- Depending on the item, the monthly rate works out cheaper once you pass about 2 to 4 weeks. If you are not sure how long you need it, start weekly and call us to switch.
- Will Medicare or my insurance pay for a rental?
- We bill Medicare, Cigna and Curative. Coverage depends on your plan and your doctor's documentation. Call us and we will check your benefits before anything is delivered. If your plan does not cover it, the rate for paying yourself is the one on this page.
- Where do you deliver?
- Across Central Florida, from our store at 1950 Lee Rd, Suite 209, Winter Park. That includes 19 communities across Central Florida, listed on our service area page. Same-day delivery is available on qualifying items. Give us the address when you call and we will confirm it.
