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Anyone that suffers from a disability will tell you that the hardest part is the lack of freedom. When confined to a wheelchair, getting in and out of a car, as well as finding some sort of storage for the wheelchair, can be next to impossible. There are mobility solutions that can offer more freedom and independence, such as wheelchair vans, but not everyone can afford such a major purchase.
These wheelchair vans come in many different shapes and sizes, from full size conversion vans to minivans or sport utility vehicles. They are regular vehicles that have had the interior and outside doors converted for ease of entering and exiting the vehicle, as well as storing the wheelchair while in transit. They sound functional, and it's true that they are. You can, however, find many wheelchair vans that are luxurious and offer several upgraded features such as hand controls and transfer seats.
As previously mentioned, the purchase of one of these vehicles can be an expensive undertaking. Of course, you don't have to choose the most luxurious version available, but even base models will cost a good chunk of change. New cars, after all, are a major purchase. You can also find used wheelchair vans, which, if purchased from a reputable dealer, will be inspected and offer safety that is equal to the new versions. Even so, purchasing a used vehicle could still be outside your realm of affordability.
So what do you do if you're disabled and you would still like to get out on the road once in a while? There are many dealerships that offer wheelchair van rentals. You can choose from a selection of vehicles so that you will be sure to find the one that meets your needs. Most dealers will offer terms that will allow you to keep your vehicle for several days or even weeks, if necessary. This way, you can reserve a wheelchair van rental for any upcoming trips. Vacations will again be possible, and you won't have to rely on anyone at all to drive you to your destination.
You'll find many different wheelchair van rental facilities just by checking the Internet, though many will advertise in the phone book as well. Once you have made the decision to increase your freedom and mobility, it's just a matter of a little research and you're well on your way!
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