Unfortunately my insurance company and Medicare neither one would cover my UPWalker and I needed the large one as I am 6’ 2 1/2’ tall and 240 lbs. I really like it, but it is a little tough getting it into my vehicle unless I lay it in the bed of my truck because of its size.
Good question Bernard, the UPWalker comes with four 8" wheels and a sturdy frame that supports 400 lbs of weight. Hopefully, you have had the chance to try one out at one of your local dealers in the northeast. Where are you located? You can find all dealer locations, organized by state, by visiting our website and clicking on the "store locator" tab: upwalker.com/pages/store-locator.
No, the UPWalker is not covered by the Medicare system, however, you can pursue reimbursement from your insurance provider. If you have a doctor's prescription for the UPWalker, you can submit this along with your receipt of purchase to your insurance provider and they may be able to reimburse you some, part, or all of the cost of the UPWalker. Additional information can be found at upwalker.com.
I really like my UPWalker. My doctors nurse call it the Cadillac Walker. I am 6" 2 and got the large
Unfortunately my insurance company and Medicare neither one would cover my UPWalker and I needed the large one as I am 6’ 2 1/2’ tall and 240 lbs. I really like it, but it is a little tough getting it into my vehicle unless I lay it in the bed of my truck because of its size.
Worry about walking down a ramp or a short down hill.
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Good question Bernard, the UPWalker comes with four 8" wheels and a sturdy frame that supports 400 lbs of weight. Hopefully, you have had the chance to try one out at one of your local dealers in the northeast. Where are you located?
You can find all dealer locations, organized by state, by visiting our website and clicking on the "store locator" tab: upwalker.com/pages/store-locator.
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No, the UPWalker is not covered by the Medicare system, however, you can pursue reimbursement from your insurance provider. If you have a doctor's prescription for the UPWalker, you can submit this along with your receipt of purchase to your insurance provider and they may be able to reimburse you some, part, or all of the cost of the UPWalker. Additional information can be found at upwalker.com.