Electric wheelchairs (often known as power wheelchairs or simply power chairs) offer exceptional maneuverability throughout the inside and outside of your home. From narrow spaces to tight corners, an electric wheelchair ensures top-of-the-line mobility for increased independence. A power wheelchair also allows you to pull close to tables, counters and other work surfaces to accomplish daily activities and move hassle-free within your home. Power wheelchairs can be prescribed by physicians for users who require full-time mobility assistance. They can also be purchased or rented by anyone who would benefit from the increased support and comfort that an electric wheelchair provides. Explore our range of power wheelchairs and discover the perfect fit for renewed freedom and mobility for you or your loved one.

Power wheelchairs can make a large difference in the lives of those with limited mobility, especially when compared with other mobility device solutions (e.g. scooters or non-motorized, manual wheelchairs). Electric wheelchairs are incredibly helpful as they are battery powered rather than using manual power, and can be maneuvered with an easy-to-use joystick.

A standard power wheelchair is built with a 300-pound weight capacity. This standard support allows users improved independence and fully functional mobility throughout the inside and outside of their homes.

Some users may need a power wheelchair that can support a higher weight capacity — without sacrificing mobility. That’s where our array of heavy duty and bariatric electric wheelchairs steps in, as they are designed for optimal comfort and functionality so that you or your loved one can experience a well-balanced range of motion and independence.

Comfort and functionality are both equally important for users as mobility — especially since most motorized wheelchair users rely on their devices for the majority of their day. Hoveround understands this, which is why each of our electric wheelchair offerings include customizable, adjustable armrests and custom contoured innerspring seats. Depending on your location, your power wheelchair can be delivered and assembled by an expert technician who can adjust the chair for you. Users can also choose to order a power chair with a reclining seat for increased support and adjustability.

Some power chairs are available for direct purchased through our above product listings. However, depending on your mobility needs and Medicare coverage guidelines, a consultation may be required. To ensure the best fit for your individual situation please call us, and one of our trained mobility specialists will assist you in selecting the most appropriate chair based on your needs and coverage options.

Delivery along with in-home training by Hoveround employees (Hoveround White Glove Delivery) is included when your electric wheelchair is purchased through Medicare and/or private insurance. When purchasing online, standard shipping fees apply, and White Glove Delivery is available for an additional cost.

Hoveround is committed to quality and customer care. All of our power chairs are custom assembled at our factory in Sarasota, Florida and we are Joint Commission accredited. If you have any questions about your warranty, please call our Technical Support team at 1-800-96-HOVER (1-800-964-6837).

If you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, most products can be returned within 15 days to qualify or a refund. For hygienic purposes, some products are non-returnable and non-refundable, and for custom manufactured equipment including stairlifts and vertical platform lifts, certain restrictions apply.

For more detailed questions and answers about Hoveround and our mobility solutions, take a look at all of our Frequently Asked Questions.

Our current lineup of Hoveround electric wheelchairs run from $2,595 to $4,395 and up depending on which model and accessories you choose. However 9 out of 10 people get their Hoveround power wheelchair for little to nothing. Insurance coverage and out-of-pocket expenses for a power wheelchair depends on medical necessity as determined by your insurer and requires a valid doctor’s prescription.