Cura360 offers diverse mobility scooters to suit various mobility needs and preferences. The selection includes travel folding scooters, mid-size scooters, and heavy-duty scooters.

Each type has its own features, such as weight capacity, battery range, and maneuverability. The goal is to provide a comfortable and convenient mobility solution.

Medicare coverage for mobility scooters depends on certain criteria and guidelines. Medicare Part B may provide coverage for a mobility scooter if it is medically necessary for use within the home. The primary qualification requirement is that you must have a doctor's prescription stating the medical necessity of the scooter.

Please be aware that Cura360 does not currently have an insurance business. Additionally, the company doesn't assist with Medicare claims or reimbursements. You should reach out to Medicare or your insurance provider directly for this information.

Choosing the right mobility scooter depends on several factors, including your mobility needs, intended use, and environmental conditions. Weight capacity, battery range, speed, and terrain capabilities are important considerations when selecting a mobility scooter.

Additionally, features such as adjustable seating, suspension systems, and portability may also be factors to consider.

Most mobility scooters have a battery range between 10 to 30 miles (16 to 48 kilometers). However, this range is an estimate and may vary in real-world usage. Typically, scooters with larger battery capacities offer a longer range, while smaller and more portable scooters may have a shorter range.

The cost of mobility scooters can vary depending on various factors such as brand, model, features, and specifications. Typically, basic models start around $500 and can go up to $7,000 or more for high-end models with advanced features and capabilities.

Factors like the weight capacity, battery range, suspension system, and additional accessories can also affect the price of a mobility scooter.