by Patrick Boardman
WHERE DO I GET MY WHEELCHAIR REPAIRED IN HOUSTON?
In recent years our industry has greatly changed. Wheelchair users are no longer left with many options on where they can get a new chair or where they can get repairs for their exiting wheelchairs.
In 2007 there were 8 or 9 wheelchair companies in the Houston metro-plex who did customized wheelchairs, seating, and positioning. A large national chain came in and almost all of those companies sold out. The company I worked for was one of those companies and they also sold out in 2012.
As a result, clients have had a terrible time getting new equipment in a timely fashion. In addition clients with existing equipment are receiving terrible service; often waiting weeks or months to get their wheelchair repaired.
With 18 years in our industry I decided to form my own company to solve these issues for clients who have had such a difficult time finding a reputable, experienced company. Thus, Astrum Healthcare was born. Astrum means "heaven or celestial" in Latin and the name seemed perfect for the culture I wanted to create for our new company.
If you have a need for a new chair or repair for your existing equipment, I hope you will consider giving us a try.
We see patients by appointment only and we are located at 13955 Murphy Road, Suite 104 in Stafford Texas. Please call 281-235-0065 for more information or email us at info@astrumhc.com
www.astrumhc.com
Astrum Healthcare is located in Stafford Texas in the heart of Houston. Our wheelchair specialists have years of training in wheelchairs and scooters. Whether you have a Sunrise, Pride Mobility, Invacare, or any other brand, we can help. We accept Medicare, Medicaid, Blue Cross, and many others. We often can even provide a loaner wheelchair to use while your equipment is being serviced. If you are frustrated with poor service, then give us a try. Call 281-235-0065
Hi, thanks for sharing. Today there are many wheelchair repair available in the area, but there are many thing to consider before going to repair shop
ReplyDeleteMy grandpa has been having trouble with his wheelchair and I think he needs to just it replaced. But of course he wants to get it looked at for repair first. I can't say that I blame him though. http://ocwheelchair.com/wheelchair_repair_maintenance.aspx
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