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Medical electric scooters have either three or four wheels and steer much like a bicycle, using handlebars. Electric scooters are ideal for out-of-home activities, as they glide smoothly and easily over a variety of surfaces. There are even portable motorized scooters that can be stowed in the trunk of your car to take along with you.
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The Revo 3 Wheel Electric Pride Scooter
The Revo 3 Wheel Electric Pride Scooter features a front basket, mag wheels, a tight-space maneuverability, an on-board accessory bracket, an easy access manual freewheel lever, a full-range adjustable tiller, an adjustable speed up to 4.25 mph, quick disassembly for easy transport, a headlight with mirror finish, an adjustable seat height, flip-up arm rests, 360° seat rotation, and tight space maneuverability.
| Manufacturer: | Pride Mobility Products Corp. |
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| Weight Capacity: | 300 lbs |
| Maximum Speed: | Variable Up to 4.5 mph |
| Standard Color: | Red or Blue |
| Price: | Medicare may cover 80% of the cost of a new scooter or power chair. And if you have supplemental insurance, it may cover the remaining 20%. |
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"For 38% of the 54 million Americans with disabilities, mobility limitations and impairments are permanent. For these individuals, a variety of mobility aids and devices are necessary in order to provide support, motion and access, as well as to enable them to lead active and fulfilling lives." -- United Cerebral Palsy of New York City, http://www.ucpnyc.org |
Measurements
| Total Height: | 28"-30" |
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| Height - Floor to Seat: | 20"-22" |
| Weight: | 168.5 lbs |
| Overall Length & Width: | 43" Long x 21.5" Wide |
| Ground Clearance: | 2.25" |
| Standard Seat Measurements: | 18" Wide x 16" Deep |
| Batteries: | 2 12 Volt Deep Cycle |
| Battery Charger: | Off-board, 5 amp |
| Drive Train: | Sealed trans axle, 24 Volt DC |
| Range: | Up to 20 Miles Per Full Charge |
| Turning Radius: | 38" |
| Wheels: | 3 |
| Anti-Tip Wheels: | Front: 2"x 8" Solid Rear: 3"x 9" Anti-Tips: Rear |
| Warranty on Manufacturer's Parts: |
3-Year limited warranty |
Additional Features
- Front basket
- Mag wheels
- Tight-space maneuverability
- On-board accessory bracket
- Easy access manual freewheel lever
- Full-range adjustable tiller
- Adjustable speed up to 4.25 mph
- Quick disassembly for easy transport
- Headlight with mirror finish
- Adjustable seat height
- Flip-up armrests
- 360° seat rotation
- Tight space maneuverability
It should be stressed that may times electric mobility scooters are available at little or NO cost to you, depending upon your insurance qualifications.
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If all this is new to you, medical electric mobility scooters are personal electric scooters that have either three or four wheels and steer much like a bicycle, using handlebars. Electric scooters are ideal for out-of-home activities, as they glide smoothly and easily over a variety of surfaces. There are even portable motorized scooters that can be stowed in the trunk of your car to take along with you.
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Stay mobile with a new mobility scooter or power wheelchair. Medicare or Medicaid Payment Options may be available.
Mobility scooter product availability varies by geographic location, so please check with your Personal Mobility Consultant for more information.
Note: Your physician determines the right power mobility solution for you based on your medical needs.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) allows for an electric wheelchair, power chair or POV/Scooter to be prescribed by the beneficiary's treating physician or practitioner. However, due to the relative safety risks associated with POV/Scooters compared to electric wheelchairs or power chairs, CMS recommends that POV/Scooters be prescribed by a Rheumatologist, Neurologist, Physiatrist, or Orthopedist.
