Mobility
Walker and rollator rental in Orlando
A standard rollator is $100 a week. Upright and bariatric frames are $150. All three come with a seat and hand brakes.
People rent these to get through a recovery, or while they wait on a repair or a chair of their own. The difference between the three is felt in the first ten minutes of using one, so it is worth reading the next section before you pick.
Talk to someone
We check availability and delivery timing on the call. If we cannot get it to you when you need it, we will say so rather than take the booking.
Call (407) 270-7308What it costs to rent
All 3 models, all three rental periods.
| Model | Per day | Per week | Per month |
|---|---|---|---|
 Rollator Four wheels, hand brakes and a seat to rest on. | $30 | $100 | $250 |
 Upright Rollator Forearm supports that keep you standing upright. | $45 | $150 | $300 |
 Bariatric Rollator Wider seat and a higher weight capacity. | $40 | $150 | $300 |
Work out which rate you want before you call
Weekly is not always cheaper than monthly, and the crossover is sooner than most people expect. On the rollator, the monthly rate costs less than weekly once you pass about 2.5 weeks.
Recovery almost always runs longer than the first estimate. If there is any chance of a second month, ask for the monthly rate at the start.
- Delivery and pickup are available at an additional cost.
Would rather buy?
Mobility & Bathroom Safety Aids we supplyStandard, upright, or bariatric?
Three different problems, three different frames. The upright is the one most people have never seen and the one that most often turns out to be right.
$100 / week
Rollator
A wheeled walker with brakes and a built-in seat, for anyone who can walk but needs something steady and somewhere to stop and rest.
Choose it when
- Walking further without tiring
- Needing to sit down and rest
- Steadiness outside the house
$150 / week
Upright Rollator
You rest your forearms on padded supports rather than gripping low handles, so you walk upright instead of hunched over. Easier on the back, shoulders and wrists.
Choose it when
- Back or shoulder pain when using a standard walker
- Wrist or grip problems
- Walking upright rather than stooped
$150 / week
Bariatric Rollator
The same idea as a standard rollator, built wider and stronger. Call us with the seat width you need.
Choose it when
- Needing a wider seat than standard
- Higher weight capacity
- Daily walking support
A standard rollator has four wheels, hand brakes, a padded seat and a bag underneath. You lean forward onto the handles. It is the right answer for most people and it is the cheapest of the three.
An upright rollator puts your forearms on raised platforms and adds a back support strap, so you walk standing up rather than stooped over the handles. If someone has been hunching over a walker and their neck and lower back have started complaining, this is usually why. It is $50 a week more than a standard rollator, and for someone who is on their feet most of the day that is usually where the money is best spent.
A bariatric rollator is a wider, reinforced frame with larger wheels and a broader seat, rated for a heavier user. As with wheelchairs this is a weight-rating question and not a comfort one, so check the number rather than estimating.
If someone is unsteady rather than simply slow, a rollator may not be the right piece of equipment at all. Say that on the phone and we will tell you honestly.
How it actually gets there
- 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
It arrives assembled on our own van, goes into the room you want it in, and nobody leaves until whoever is doing the caring has worked it themselves.
We deliver across Central Florida. Same-day delivery is available on qualifying items — whether this one qualifies on the day depends on stock and where you are, which is the first thing we check on the phone.
Call (407) 270-7308