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Proper seating will keep you comfortable while using your Amigo. Consider the options below and feel free to contact us so we can help determine which seating options are best for you.
Price: $100.00
Part number: 394060
Adjustable arms allow for height adjustment from 1" (2.54 cm) lower than standard to 3" (7.62 cm) higher than standard arms.
Price: $458.00
Part number: QS1010C
Seat cushion with an adjustable ISOFLO Memory Control unit
Price: $224.00
Part number: 9901
Gray plush cloth and vinyl folding seat designed for people with small frames.
Price: $65.00
Part number: 6076
Bottom cushion for 18" black Premier I seat.
Price: $65.00
Part number: 5312
18" cushion for gray Premier I seat.
Price: $255.00 (black leather)
Price: $116.00 (black or gray vinyl)
Price: $260.00
Part number: 9967.20
The black Premier II deluxe folding seat is designed for people with small frames.
Price: $390.00
Part number: 10347.20
20" wide black vinyl seat with rear pouch.
Price: $330.00
Part number: 6390.21
The adjustable Adapt-A-Seat frame with pan accommodates customer seating systems.
Price: $796.00
Part number: 397013
2-stage, 24-volt power seat lift.
Price: $796.00
Part number: 397011
2-stage, 24-volt power seat lift.
Price: $190.00
Part number: 392032
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News Flash
Supporting Families in Many Helpful Ways
Supporting Families in Many Helpful Ways
Friendly Wheels, Issue 123
August 2018
Amigo owners often share inspiring stories. From overcoming a mobility challenge to figuring out innovative ways to go to new places to helping people in their communities, the experiences they share never cease to amaze us.
In this edition of Friendly Wheels, we get to meet Shannon DeWall, JD, an attorney, wife, mother and community volunteer in metro Detroit. Learn more about her story below.
A Family's Story of Reclaiming Hope
A Family's Story of Reclaiming Hope
Friendly Wheels, Issue 122
July 2018
In a time of crisis, it may be reassuring to know that there is another family that's experienced a similar situation: the Shepherds. James Shepherd and his mother founded the Shepherd Center, a not-for-profit hospital located in Atlanta, Georgia specializing spinal cord injury rehabilitation, in 1975 in response to an accident James endured as a young man. Learn more about his family's inspiring story.
This Amigo Owner Adds a Little Magic
This Amigo Owner Adds a Little Magic
Friendly Wheels, Issue 121
June 2018
Carrie Rostollan, a longtime member of the Amigo family, recently visited our Bridgeport facility for the Amigo Mobility Center open house. She shared with us some of her upcoming summer plans and entertained us with her magic tricks! Discover more about Carrie's 'magical' adventures.
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