The MS society or MSAA. Walmart sells very reasonably priced ones
July 16
Finding a lightweight rollator when living with MS can feel overwhelming, but there are several organizations that may be able to help cover the cost or connect you with the right equipment.
Here are some great places to start:
- National Multiple Sclerosis Society (NMSS) – Their MS Navigators can help you search for an Show Full Answer
Finding a lightweight rollator when living with MS can feel overwhelming, but there are several organizations that may be able to help cover the cost or connect you with the right equipment.
Here are some great places to start:
- National Multiple Sclerosis Society (NMSS) – Their MS Navigators can help you search for an affordable rollator and find financial assistance resources
- Multiple Sclerosis Foundation – Their Assistive Technology Program may help fund mobility devices needed for daily life
- The Assistance Fund – Helps cover MS-related treatment and equipment costs, with or without insurance
- HealthWell Foundation – Offers financial support, particularly for those on Medicare
- Local Centers for Independent Living – Can connect you with donated or loaned mobility equipment at no cost
- State Assistive Technology (AT) Programs – Each state receives grants under the Assistive Technology Act to help people access devices like rollators
It's also worth checking with your local government's health department, as some cities and counties offer grants for mobility equipment and home modifications. Before committing to any rollator, it's a good idea to speak with your neurologist or a physical therapist. They can help make sure the device suits your specific strength, balance, and mobility needs — because the right fit really does make all the difference!
July 16
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