Walkers for Seniors in Edmonton

Walkers for Seniors in Edmonton

Make daily life safer, easier, and more comfortable with one of the largest selections of walkers & rollators in Edmonton. Available for purchase and rental.

Get peace of mind with competitive pricing and a local team of experts who bring over 50 years of expertise.

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For Patients

Restore your independence safely with a wide range of walkers suitable.

Choose from lightweight folding walkers or 4-wheel rollators with built-in seats, and height-adjustable handles that reduce strain.

Get peace of mind when you work with Edmonton’s leading provider for aids for daily living.

For Providers

Keep your patients mobile, independent, and safe with walkers designed for clinical performance and long-term use.

We supply durable, high-performance walkers suitable for hospitals, rehab centres, long-term care, and home care programs.

Plus, maximize your investment with a local team trusted by healthcare providers for over 50 years.

2-Wheeled Walkers

For seniors seeking a balance between stability and mobility, 2-wheeled walkers offer an ideal solution.

These walkers provide front wheels for easy maneuverability while the rear legs offer resistance to prevent unintended rolling, ensuring safety during use.

Choose from a variety of 2-wheeled walkers designed to cater to different needs. Our selection includes lightweight aluminum frames for easy handling and adjustable height settings to ensure proper posture and comfort.

Plus, enjoy the convenience of foldable designs for convenient storage and transport.

Our range includes products from Evolution, Compass Health, and Drive Medical, ensuring that you have access to reliable equipment that meets your specific requirements.

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4-Wheeled Walkers/Rollators

A 4-wheeled walker/rollator offers the support and freedom to move with confidence indoors and outdoors. These rollators are ideal for individuals who don’t need to bear full weight on the walker and want faster, more stable movement.
Make daily errands, walks, and use around the home even more convenient with ergonomic hand brakes, a padded seat for resting, and a storage basket.
Not sure what type of walker is right for you? Test out 2-wheeled and 4-wheeled walkers before choosing the right one for your needs.

Alberta Aids to Daily Living (AADL) Pays for Walkers

Find out if your walker or rollator is partially or fully covered under Alberta’s health program.

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Effortless Servicing, Spares, and Repairs

Get qualified repair and OEM-approved parts to keep your 2-wheeled and 4-wheeled walkers working perfectly.

Get rapid repairs from an in-house team that addresses everything from squeaky wheels and worn brake cable to full motor replacements.

We stock a wide range of common replacement parts, so you’re never waiting weeks for repairs. Most fixes can be done on-site or in-store, with minimal disruption to your daily routine.

50+ Years as a Leading Supplier

With over 50 years combined experience, our Customer Service Team is well trained and frequently educated on walkers and rollators to ensure our clients receive the best and most up to date information possible.

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Frequently Asked Questions

For most seniors, a four-wheeled walker (also called a rollator) is the best all-around option. It provides excellent stability while allowing for smoother movement indoors and outdoors.

Many models also include a padded seat for resting and a storage basket, which makes errands and outings easier. Rollators are especially helpful for those ith fatigue, mild balance issues, or arthritis.

However, if more weight-bearing support is needed, a 2-wheeled or standard walker might be more appropriate.

At Congdon’s, we’ll assess your needs and help you choose the right walker based on your mobility, strength, and daily routines.

No prescription is required to buy or rent a walker for private use. You can walk into Congdon’s and choose the right model with help from our experienced staff.

However, if you’re looking for funding through Alberta Aids to Daily Living (AADL) or other insurance coverage, a prescription or assessment from a healthcare provider is usually necessary.

We work directly with authorizers and funding agencies to help eligible clients access financial support.

A properly fitted walker can drastically improve quality of life. It supports balance and coordination, reduces the risk of falls, and makes it easier to move around safely at home or in the community.

For seniors or individuals recovering from surgery or illness, a walker helps restore independence—allowing for more freedom, confidence, and activity without relying on constant assistance. It also reduces fatigue by giving users the option to rest or take pressure off sore joints.

The main difference lies in mobility and features. A walker typically has two front wheels and two back legs with rubber tips that glide. (some have no wheels at all). It's designed for users who need to put more body weight on the frame for support.

A rollator, on the other hand, has four wheels, a built-in seat, hand brakes, and often a basket. It’s meant for users who are still mobile but need occasional balance support and the ability to rest on the go.

Both serve different needs—what’s right depends on strength, balance, and how much weight support is required.

It depends entirely on your medical situation, mobility level, and care plan. Standard walkers with no wheels are ideal for short-term rehab and post-surgical recovery, especially when maximum weight-bearing support is needed.

Two-wheeled walkers offer some forward movement but with added control. Four-wheeled rollators are better for active users who don’t rely heavily on the frame for support but want help with balance and fatigue.