Ontario · Assistive Devices Program vendors
Where to buy crutches in Bracebridge, Ontario
2 businesses in Bracebridge are registered with the Ontario Assistive Devices Program to supply ambulation aids, the category Ontario uses for forearm crutches and wheeled walkers. Another 4 suppliers are listed in Bracebridge, further down. Being on the list is not a stock check, so call before making the trip.
Bracebridge's 6 listed businesses are ADP-registered vendors. Beyond walking aids the documented categories here are manual wheelchairs (2), power wheelchairs (2), seating and positioning (2), compression and lymphedema (1), and 6 more equipment categories. A business can be documented for several, so these do not sum to 6.
Documented for walking aids in Bracebridge
2 businessesEvery business here is registered for ambulation aids. Being on the list is not a stock check, so call before making the trip.
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Heather's Home Healthcare
132 Wellington St Bracebridge, ON P1L 1C4
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Home Comfort Care Services
unit 12, 295 Wellington St Bracebridge, ON P1L 1P3
Also listed in Bracebridge
4 businessesRegistered equipment suppliers and pharmacies with no walking-aid record of their own. Most equipment is bought without a public payer involved, so an absent record is not evidence a shop cannot help. Filter by what you need, then phone.
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Medigas
unit 1, 1 Monica Lane Bracebridge, ON P1L 1P8
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HearingLife
118 Kimberley Ave Bracebridge, ON P1L 1Z8
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Hear Well Be Well
unit 111, 505 Highway 118 Bracebridge, ON P1L 1T4
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Muskoka Audiology Clinic
256 James St Bracebridge, ON P1L 1S2
Nothing in Bracebridge matches that. Clear the filter to see all 4.
Nearest towns with a documented walking-aid supplier
Straight-line distance between town centres, not driving distance, and not a distance to any particular shop.
Buying a pair online instead
We make the in-Motion Pro, a spring-assisted forearm crutch built for daily long-term use, and we ship it to Canada from our own store in the United States. That is why this directory exists on our site: most people who need a pair are choosing between a local counter and ordering one, and the local option is genuinely hard to find written down anywhere.
Where this list comes from, and what it does not tell you
Canada. Every business is on the Assistive Devices Program vendor lists published by the Government of Ontario, read on : 1,866 vendors in 224 towns, 359 of them registered under the programme's Ambulation Aids category, which is the one Ontario funds forearm crutches and wheeled walkers under. Registration is permission to supply, not a record of having supplied.
Being listed is not a stock check, in either country. No public register says who has a pair of forearm crutches on the shelf this morning, so this one cannot either. Phone first. The numbers here are the ones the registers publish.
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