Aloha! Welcome to Kauai Wheelchair
Yes, we will try our best to provide you with equipment that you are most comfortable using.
Yes, we clean and inspect each unit before renting. We also use disinfectant spray/wipes as part of our cleaning efforts.
Please contact us as soon as possible by calling or texting as soon as possible so we can remedy a solution promptly.
Only if the “Green” bars battery indicator is displaying fewer or less than fully charged.
The delivery person issuing the equipment in most cases will demonstrate the proper usage or disassembly and assembly of the unit.
There are certain discounts available for military active duty or retired veterans.
Yes, rentals can be arranged for longer periods, just ask our reservation clerk to make sure the specific equipment will be available during your requested rental period.
Renters are responsible for broken or damage sustained while in possession of the equipment. The issuing representative will show the usage to alleviate any potential hazard or breakage.
If after a thorough search of your area or possessions, and the key is figured out lost, please contact us at once so you can pick up a spare key. There is a $25 replacement fee for a lost key.
Yes, a renter can set up a pre-arranged delivery to the renter’s location. A delivery fee will be applicable. Most hotels prefer not to accept or take responsibility for mobility equipment when the guest has not checked in yet. The delivery person will have the rental agreement forms that must be signed after inspecting, brief instructions and the renter accepting the equipment.
If you are a caregiver for the user, yes, by signing C/O user then both caregiver and user will handle the equipment.
Yes you may but you must inform our dispatcher what your intentions are and when you will be returning the equipment to Kauai.
Yes, some of our equipment is equipped with tracking devices to watch the location of the unit, especially when equipment goes missing it makes it easier to recover with authorities’ aid.
No, Kauai Wheelchair drivers, guides, or employees are not allowed to go with or aid mobility equipment users on any personal tasks. Non-ambulatory passengers must always have caregivers in attendance.
No, it is not mandatory, but it is appreciated for the excellent service they strive to provide to all our customers and regular clients. Fifteen (15%) is an average gratuity.
We encourage our customers to leave any feedback or reviews for our excellent training purposes and for future improvement in our services.