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Mobility City is a unique niche company that services veterans, seniors, injured and the disabled that are in need of powerchairs, wheelchairs, and mobility scooters. By becoming a franchisee in the Mobility City national network, you will be providing mobility product repair services that are not presently offered by another national company in the healthcare field. Learn more about joining our team now!
Mobility City is the premier and one-of-a-kind mobile repair, rental, sales, and sanitizing company for wheelchairs, power chairs, mobility scooters, lift out chairs, hospital beds, and other mobility equipment.
Our vans bring our services to you from a workshop-on-wheels. We help mobility-impaired veterans, seniors, injured and disabled persons retain their independence and quality of life by fixing their mobility equipment. Mobility City also provides nursing homes, hospitals, and facilities with wheelchair sanitizing, power chair repair, and maintenance programs.
With over 35 years of experience in the homecare equipment industry, our technicians can service all brands of mobility products in our showroom and on-site from workshop-on-wheels.
Mobility City puts in-home repair service first. With a van, showroom, and 3 employees, each location can service seniors' mobility equipment where they live.
We answer the phone, return messages promptly, and strive to be a one-stop and one-visit repair service company. Further, we treat all customers with respect and work to deliver the solution that best meets a customer's individual needs. Our service sets us apart.
By becoming a franchisee in the Mobility City national network, you will be providing mobility product repair services that are not presently offered by another national company in the healthcare field.
We repair mobility equipment
We rent of mobility equipment
We sell mobility products and replacement parts for mobility equipment
We sanitize and clean mobility equipment
We offer B2B wheelchair repair and sanitizing programs
We host mobility equipment "tune-up days" at independent & assisted living communities
We have master service agreements with manufacturers
Our consignment program sells gently used mobility equipment
The Mobility City home office is committed to growing and developing our franchisees - knowing that when we give you our best, you give your best to your customers.
Our Training
The training program comprises 6 comprehensive days - 3 at our corporate center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida and 3 in your home territory. Along with the initial training there will be continuing "best practices" updates and education on operations, marketing and products.
In addition, key manufacturer's reps will visit your location to provide support and inform you about the features and benefits of their products. Manufacturers also provide outstanding phone tech support to help you in troubleshooting their products.
Our Marketing
We provide comprehensive digital marketing support, social media training, online brochure, and an online ad strategy to build an internet footprint to make your telephone ring. You are trained to capture work orders on the phone. Our Quad Marketing method builds your referral network and opens the door to B2B maintenance contracts.
Successful Mobility City franchisees are focused on and dedicated to serving customers in order to build a strong base in the community. They must be willing to network to create business-to-consumer and business-to-business relationships.
If this sounds like the right opportunity for you, request more information to learn more about Mobility City Franchise today!
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