Walking Stick Mobility serves Yorkton with mobility equipment, homecare products, bathroom safety solutions, wheelchairs, walkers, and daily living aids in Saskatchewan.

Aluminum Rehab Shower Commode Chair Versatile 3-in-1 design enables this model to easily be positioned over a standard toilet, used as a portable self-contained commode or shower chair. Simply and quickly adjust the height to achieve the ideal seated position. Padded flip-back armrests provide superior support and create a comfortable, non-slip surface for a safe and secure grip when sitting or standing. Easy to empty commode bucket to reduce splashes and spills. Use commode liners for even quicker clean up and less mess! 5" front locking casters and 24" rear locking wheels allow for extra security when the unit is not in motion. Durable and easy-to-clean padded seat (18” x 17”) and backrest. Seat opening allows for unobstructed access to the perineal area for easy and effective cleansing. Swing-away detachable footrests with height and angle adjustments. Both lightweight and durable the rust-resistant aluminum frame supports up to 275 lbs. Simple, tool-free assembly. Warranty Limited Lifetime Seat Dimensions 18" (W) x 17" (D) Weight Capacity 275 lb Seat To Floor Height 19.5"-21.5" Carton Shipping Weight 49 lb Weight 41 lb Back Height 19"

Bed rails for elderly users provide added stability, support safer bed transfers, and help promote confidence and independence during daily routines in Saskatchewan.

Upright Walker Upright walkers in Saskatchewan offer a stable and supportive mobility solution for individuals who need assistance with balance and posture. Designed to encourage an upright stance, these walkers reduce strain on the back and joints while providing full support. Lightweight and easy to maneuver, they feature adjustable handles and comfortable grips for daily use, promoting greater mobility and independence.

Mobility equipment rentals provide convenient access to wheelchairs, walkers, scooters, and homecare solutions for temporary or ongoing needs in Saskatchewan.