Aged care equipment in Drummoyne
Drummoyne's main shopping strip runs along Victoria Road and Lyons Road, and staying able to get there is often what equipment choices come down to. Allcare Warehouse sells aged care equipment in Drummoyne and across Sydney, from mobility scooters and rollators to kitchen and dressing aids for home. Neither of our locations is on the Drummoyne peninsula, so ordering by phone with delivery is usually the simplest route. Call 1300 767 777 to order or ask a question.
Getting out and about in Drummoyne
Losing confidence after a fall can mean going out less, and the right aged care equipment in Drummoyne helps keep the walk to the shops part of the week.
Mobility scooters
A mobility scooter suits someone who can get on and off safely but cannot walk far. Our mobility scooters include the Top Gun LiON. Think about where it will be stored and charged, and read our scooter buying tips first.
Rollators and walking aids
A rollator has wheels, brakes and usually a seat, so the person can stop and rest along the way. For shorter trips, a walking stick may be enough. Compare them in our walking aids.
Wheelchairs for outings
A folding transport wheelchair, pushed by a family member, can make longer outings possible. See our wheelchairs and accessories.
Aged care equipment for Drummoyne homes
Small items often make the biggest daily difference. Our kitchen aids include kettle tippers and jar openers, and our dressing aids include sock and stocking aids, shoe horns and button hooks.
Ordering from Drummoyne
Drummoyne is in the City of Canada Bay, bordered by Five Dock, Russell Lea, Abbotsford and Huntleys Point, and we deliver to each of them. For other suburbs, start from our service areas page.
Our second location, at 44 Georges River Rd in Croydon Park, is a pick-up point if collecting suits you better than delivery.
Other areas we cover
Frequently asked questions
Is a mobility scooter or a rollator better?
It depends on how far the person can walk and how steady they are. A rollator keeps them walking, with a seat for rests. A scooter covers longer distances for someone who tires quickly. A GP or physiotherapist can help you weigh it up.
Where should a mobility scooter be kept?
Somewhere dry and secure, close to a power point for charging, with a clear path to the door. If you live in a unit, check where scooters can be stored in the building before you buy.
What else should we check before buying a scooter?
Look at the kerbs, slopes and footpaths on the routes the person will use, where the scooter will be charged, and whether they can see and react to traffic safely. A GP or occupational therapist can advise if you are unsure a scooter is safe for them.
Can I see mobility scooters in person?
Yes, at our Liverpool showroom in Northumberland Arcade. Call 1300 767 777 first to check which models are on display, so you are not making the trip for one that is not there.