Rent a Wheelchair Van delivered to you with Care Remedy.

Care Remedy Inc • October 22, 2024

Need help in Massachusetts? Care Remedy provides home health aides at $45 an hour, stair assistance at $200 a visit and wheelchair transportation from $115 each way. Call 781-957-8076 .

Rent a Wheelchair Van Today near you

Wheelchair Transportation


At Care Remedy Inc., we believe that everyone deserves seamless transportation, regardless of mobility challenges. Our wheelchair-accessible vans are available for rent with the added convenience of doorstep delivery and pickup. Whether it’s for medical appointments, errands, or family gatherings, we’ve got you covered.

🚐 Hassle-Free Delivery and Pickup


We deliver the van directly to your location and pick it up when you’re finished, ensuring a smooth and stress-free experience. No need to worry about logistics—we bring mobility to you.

🦼 Vans Fully Equipped for Comfort and Safety


Ramps or lifts to easily board and exit the vehicle.

Secure straps and locks to ensure the wheelchair stays in place throughout the trip.

Spacious interiors for a comfortable ride.

📅 Flexible Rental Plans to Fit Your Needs


Whether you need a van for a few hours, a day, or a long-term rental, we offer flexible options to fit your schedule. Use our vans for:

Medical Appointments: Travel with ease for procedures or follow-ups.

Family Events: Be part of weddings, holidays, and celebrations.

Errands and Shopping Trips: Run errands without mobility barriers.

Leisure Days: Enjoy parks, museums, or scenic drives on your schedule.

💼 How to Book Your Wheelchair Van


Booking with us is simple:

Call Us: 781-957-8076

Email Us: info@careremedyin.com

Book Online: Visit www.careremedy.com and fill out our rental request form.

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