When co-owners Michele and Jeff Varon opened their Mobility City location in Greater New Orleans in 2021, they didn’t realize how significant of an impact they would have in their community. By Nancy E. Williams
Don Guilbert started his franchise ownership journey in 2020 with two criteria: He had to make enough money to pay his bills and go home every day feeling great about what he did. By Nancy E. Williams
Looking back on 2022, Mobility City celebrated many firsts, beginning with successfully adding locations, reaching 50 across the country. This growth further proves that Mobility City – which was always considered an essential business – continues to be a pandemic-proof and recession-proof business. By Cindy Charette
When it comes to senior services, many options address the needs of caring for people at home or in a facility. However, when it comes to personal mobility equipment for the elderly and the disabled, Mobility City has carved out a niche business selling, renting and repairing personal mobility equipment. This strategy has proven successful since the brand began franchising four years ago. By Cindy Charette
Derrick Dufresne has been involved in the field of developmental disabilities for the past 45 years, and when a work contract ended in 2020, he started investigating the next steps in his career. By Elice Morgenson
Vinny and Diane Baratta’s love story is movie script material. They first crossed paths in 2015 when Vinny fixed the mobility scooter of Diane’s late husband in the pouring rain. Fast forward to 2016, and they found themselves sitting across from each other at dinner after connecting on a dating app. Vinny and Diane fell in love and now co-own the cupid of their love story, Mobility City. By Sarah Lindauer
People of all ages rely on mobility equipment to navigate their everyday challenges in life. According to Science Daily, in the older adult population alone, more than 36% rely on a cane, walker, wheelchair or scooter, and more than 9% rely on multiple mobility devices. By Brianna Bohn
Mobility City is a one-of-a-kind business, providing repair and cleaning of mobility equipment, which includes wheelchairs, power chairs, scooters and more. This pioneering business serves groups, facilities, hospitals, organizations and individuals with restricted mobility because of their age, injuries caused by accidents, illness and other conditions. By Rose Mango
Mobility City offers one-of-a-kind mobile cleaning, repair, rental, and maintenance for wheelchairs, power-chairs, scooters, lift-out chairs, and other mobility aids. It offers its services to hospitals, veterans, seniors, and disabled people of all ages. Their franchisees are supported through training, marketing and a commitment to help them grow. By Rose Mango
Mobility City is a pioneer business in mobile repair and cleaning services for various types of mobility equipment, such as wheelchairs, power chairs, scooters, hospital beds, and more. By Rose Mango