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Electric Wheelchairs in Edmonton

Discover your mobility, discover your independence. Browse a wide selection of electric wheelchairs in Edmonton.

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Trusted Partners for Power Wheelchairs in Edmonton

High-Quality Electric Wheelchairs for Every Need

Buying the right electric wheelchair can unlock value and quality of life like nothing else. At Congdon’s, we offer high-quality powered wheelchairs that:

 

  • Fit environments, whether tight indoor spaces, rugged terrain, or long-distance travel

  • Fit in your vehicle, either on its own, or with the assistance of a ramp or lift.

  • Effortless use with ergonomic joystick and switch placements

  • Tilt, recline, and mounting options for ventilation

 

Maximize your investment with a range of customizations that deliver value for years.

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Dave responded immediately to our service request when our porch lift spontaneously began making screeching sounds. It’s the only means for a wheelchair user to safely enter/exit the home. He quickly diagnosed and fixed the problem and we’re once again reassured by Congdon’s commitment to exceptional customer service!

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Short and Long-Term Electric Wheelchair Rental

Recovering from an injury or surgery? Need an electric wheelchair for an occasion? Or just want to try a power wheelchair before buying?
 

Choose from reliable, well-maintained models suited for short-term recovery or long-term use. All of our rentals come with local servicing, expert setup, and flexible rental terms.
 

Contact us today to discuss rental options and get the right wheelchair–delivered and ready to use when you need it.

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Are You Eligible for Funding or Financing?

Provincial and financial programs can substantially reduce or offset the cost of buying an electric wheelchair in Edmonton

In-House Servicing and Repair

Get fast, local servicing from experienced technicians and keep your powered wheelchairs running flawlessly in Edmonton. 
 

  1. Qualified, experienced team

  2. On-site assessments

  3. Battery replacements, motor repairs, and tune-ups

  4. Preventative maintenance
     

Get peace of mind with a team committed to dependable repairs. We use original parts for repairs and are fastidious about a standard of work.
 

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50+ Years of Helping You Live Better

Congdon’s has been helping Canadians stay independent for over five decades. We work with all major healthcare and insurance providers.

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Considering an electric wheelchair? Speak to us to find out if it’s right for you and how you can reduce your upfront cost.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Will insurance pay for an electric wheelchair?

    Insurance plans, funding sources, programs like AADL (Alberta Aids to Daily Living) may cover the cost of an electric wheelchair, but coverage depends on eligibility requirements. AADL can assist with funding if a medical professional determines you require a power wheelchair for daily mobility. Private insurance plans may also provide coverage, but policies vary.  We can help you navigate funding options and ensure you meet the necessary requirements.

     

  2. Is there a difference between a rehab power wheelchair and a standard powered chair?

    Yes, the terms are sometimes used interchangeably, but there are differences. An rehab powered wheelchair is designed for full-time use and is often customizable with tilt, recline, and other advanced support features. A standard powered chair, on the other hand, is often designed for part-time or short-distance use. These days focused on lighter, transportable mobility and easy operation.

     

  3. How do you qualify for an electric wheelchair?

    To qualify for an electric wheelchair through insurance or government funding, you typically need a medical assessment from a healthcare professional, such as an occupational therapist or physiotherapist. They will determine whether a power wheelchair is medically necessary based on factors like your mobility limitations, ability to use a manual wheelchair, and daily living needs. Programs like AADL require documentation and approval before funding is granted.

     

  4. How much does an electric wheelchair cost?

    The cost of an electric wheelchair varies widely depending on features, size, and customization. Basic models start at a few thousand dollars, while high-end, fully customized power wheelchairs with tilt, recline, and specialty controls can cost over $10,000. Funding programs, private insurance, and rental options can help offset costs. Our team can help you understand funding options that can significantly reduce or eliminate the costs you have to bear. Plus, we have a wide range of electric wheelchairs in Edmonton, meaning you will almost definitely find an option that fits your needs and budget.

     

  5. Does an electric wheelchair need regular maintenance?

    Yes, annual servicing is recommended, and preventive care can extend the life of your chair. Servicing is not an expensive endeavour, and depends on the amount of use your chair gets.At Congdon’s, we provide local, in-house repairs and maintenance to keep you moving without hassle.

 

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Contact

10550 – Mayfield Road,
Edmonton, AB T5P 4X4


Phone: (780) 483-1762
Boutique: (780) 483-7592
Fax: (780) 489-6813
Toll Free: 1-800-252-9368
Email: info@congdons.ca

Hours Of Operation

Monday: 8:30AM – 5:00PM
Tuesday: 8:30AM – 5:00PM
Wednesday: 8:30AM – 5:00PM
Thursday: 8:30AM – 5:00PM
Friday: 8:30AM – 5:00PM

 

* Hours are subject to change during holiday seasons.

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