Local Mobility Aids & Disability Equipment in Croydon QLD

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Beaches Speech Pathology

Speech Pathologists, Smithfield, QLD 4878

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Hunter Automotive

Mechanics & Motor Engineers, Bungalow, QLD 4870

Open until 5:00pm

We Are An RACQ Approved Repairer

Locally owned, family business operated

Mechanical experience of 55 years

Friendly customer service environment

RACQ Approved Repairer

Approved Vehicle Inspection & Testing Workshop

Locally owned, family business operated

Mechanical experience of 55 years

Friendly customer service environment

RACQ Approved Repairer

Approved Vehicle Inspection & Testing Workshop

The owners have a combined knowledge of mechanical experience of 55 years. Glen and Cliff are hands on in the workshop and have complete control of all work being carried out as well as providing a friendly Customer Service Environment.

9 Wellington St, Bungalow, QLD, 4870

398.38km

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9 Wellington St, Bungalow, QLD, 4870

398.38km

9 Wellington St, Bungalow, QLD, 4870

398.38km

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Out And About Mobility Options

Home Health Care Equipment, Bungalow, QLD 4870

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31 Joan St, Bungalow, QLD, 4870

398.86km

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Blue Care

Aged Care Services & Homes, Cloncurry, QLD 4824

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88 Steele St, Cloncurry, QLD, 4824

332.32km

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Blue Care

Aged Care Services & Homes, Mareeba, QLD 4880

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7 MacRae St, Mareeba, QLD, 4880

363.22km

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Blue Care

Aged Care Services & Homes, Manunda, QLD 4870

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271 Gatton St, Westcourt, QLD, 4870

397.52km

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Blue Care Hollingsworth Elders Village

Aged Care Services & Homes, Portsmith, QLD 4870

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269-277 Hartley St, Cairns, QLD, 4870

397.84km

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Types of mobility aids

Mobility aids are devices that are designed to help people who have problems moving so that they can enjoy greater independence. Here are the more common types of disability aids.

Crutches and canes support the body’s weight by transferring load from the legs to the upper body.
White canes assist visually impaired and allow users to detect objects in their path.
Wheelchairs are used by people who are not able to walk. They may be electrically controlled, pulled by the user or pushed by another.
Guide dogs are specially trained service dog used to escort people who are visually impaired. This also has positive psychological and social benefits.
Safety modifications such as ramps, handrails can help people navigate within a building.

The type of disability equipment will often depend on the issue or injury. For more information, peruse our online directory to find a disability support service near you.