We partner with major electric wheelchair manufacturers so our customers can find the best one for them. The electric wheelchairs are then customized based on a complete evaluation of our clients to ensure it meets their needs and goals.
The Merits Velocity is a mid-wheel drive electric wheelchair that offers 6 mph max speed, 18 miles of range, and 2” curb climbing.
The Merits Vector HD is a mid-wheel drive electric wheelchair that offers 5 mph max speed, 12.5 miles travel range, and 1.5” of obstacle climbing.
Permobil M1 is a mid-wheel drive electric wheelchair with a max speed of 5 mph, 16 miles of travel range, and can drive over 3” obstacles.
The Permobil M3 Corpus is a mid-wheel drive electric wheelchair that offers 6 mph max speed, 20 miles of range, and the ability to drive over obstacles up to 3” tall.
Permobil’s F5 Corpus is a front-wheel drive electric wheelchair that offers a max speed of 7.5 mph, 20 miles of range, and the ability to drive over obstacles up to 4” tall.
The Permobil M5 Corpus is a mid-wheel drive electric wheelchair that offers a max speed of 7.5 mph, 20 miles of range, and 4” of curb climbing.
The Permobil F3 Corpus is a front-wheel drive electric wheelchair that offers up to 6 mph speed, 20 miles of range , and 3” curb climbing.
The Permobil F5 Corpus VS is a front-wheel drive standing electric wheelchair with 7.5 mph max speed, 20 miles of range, and 3” curb climbing.
The Quickie Q700 UP-M is a mid-wheel drive standing electric wheelchair with a top speed of 6 mph, 18 miles of range, and 3” curb climbing.
The Merits Velocity is a mid-wheel drive electric wheelchair that offers 6 mph max speed, 18 miles of range, and 2” curb climbing.
The Merits Vector HD is a mid-wheel drive electric wheelchair that offers 5 mph max speed, 12.5 miles travel range, and 1.5” of obstacle climbing.
Permobil M1 is a mid-wheel drive electric wheelchair with a max speed of 5 mph, 16 miles of travel range, and can drive over 3” obstacles.
The Permobil M3 Corpus is a mid-wheel drive electric wheelchair that offers 6 mph max speed, 20 miles of range, and the ability to drive over obstacles up to 3” tall.
Permobil’s F5 Corpus is a front-wheel drive electric wheelchair that offers a max speed of 7.5 mph, 20 miles of range, and the ability to drive over obstacles up to 4” tall.
The Permobil M5 Corpus is a mid-wheel drive electric wheelchair that offers a max speed of 7.5 mph, 20 miles of range, and 4” of curb climbing.
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Below, you'll find our most popular electric wheelchairs produced by the major manufacturers in the industry. We only offer the most durable and reliable electric wheelchairs so you can consistently enjoy independent mobility.
The Merits Velocity is a mid-wheel drive electric wheelchair that offers 6 mph max speed, 18 miles of range, and 2” curb climbing.
The Merits Vector HD is a mid-wheel drive electric wheelchair that offers 5 mph max speed, 12.5 miles travel range, and 1.5” of obstacle climbing.
Permobil’s F5 Corpus is a front-wheel drive electric wheelchair that offers a max speed of 7.5 mph, 20 miles of range, and the ability to drive over obstacles up to 4” tall.
The Permobil F3 Corpus is a front-wheel drive electric wheelchair that offers up to 6 mph speed, 20 miles of range , and 3” curb climbing.
The Quickie Q700 M is a mid-wheel drive electric wheelchair that offers 6 mph max speed, 18 miles of range, and 3” curb climbing.
You are the center of the custom wheelchair building process since you recognize your needs and goals the best. To ensure your custom wheelchair is truly yours, start by answering the following questions below.
The first step to building your custom wheelchair is done! For the next step, one of our customer representatives will be in touch with you via call or email within 24 hours.
We are delighted when our customers are, too! Take a look at our customers’ feedback below and get a glimpse of how our custom wheelchairs, urological products, and services can help you overcome challenges and have a better quality of life.
I want to thank the DMR Corp staff for their exceptional service and the constant method to fill my personal needs, especially to mobilize me. For about 29 years, since 1992, DMR Corp has signified the real possibility of being socially integrated. Through their professional services, I have been provided with the best recommendation in which electronic wheelchair I need. The experts are really well-informed on every type of medical durable equipment need. Thank you, DMR Corp family!
I would like to say that DMR has been a real change-maker in my life.
I have been a customer for over 30 years, and they know what the customer needs and wants. Because of this reason, I have gotten all my wheelchairs through DMR. The technicians are really well knowledgeable on every type of medical equipment, supplies, and power wheelchairs. Thanks, DMR.
I can't imagine my life of over 30 years as a quadriplegic without DMR. Its staff are wonderful people and are always ready and willing to assist in making my quality of life better.
Regardless of your needs, from wheelchairs to supplies, trust DMR!
Find the answers to the most frequently asked questions about custom electric wheelchairs below. If you have any more questions, please contact our customer service representatives.
It takes about two months for the entire process of getting your custom electric wheelchair, starting from the initial contact to the delivery. The process's duration may extend depending on the customer's cooperation in attending doctor’s appointments and therapy evaluations.
Yes. Medicare and Medicaid will cover the cost of your electric wheelchair if you qualify via the prior authorization process. Qualifying patients are those with specific diagnoses that render them unable to walk.
Yes. Lights are available on most manufacturer's models. However, they are non-covered items by both Medicare and Medicaid. To put lights on your electric wheelchair, you may either privately pay or seek alternative funding sources, such as vocational rehab.
Yes. A power seat is available on most major models. However, this is a non-covered feature by Medicare and Medicaid. To receive a power seat, you may either privately pay or seek alternative funding sources, such as vocational rehab.
Yes. All major manufacturers come with warranties that cover defective products. Wear and tear damage would not be covered under the manufacturer's warranty, but it would be covered by Medicare and Medicaid – so long as it's not a result of inappropriate use of the electric wheelchair.
Should you have any more questions about custom electric wheelchairs, please do not hesitate to contact our customer service representatives. They'll be more than happy to assist you! Get in touch with us now.
Our wide-range of authorized manufacturers is hand-picked by us to ensure that we offer the highest-quality custom wheelchairs, urological products, and services that can meet our patients’ specific needs and goals. Find our manufacturer partners below.
