Always helpful and usually can get our buses in pretty quickly when we need repairs to our lift.

Just bought my second Mobility Scooter from these guys. They were so welcoming and so friendly that I enjoy coming here. The scooter I bought today was a heavy duty one and it should serve my purpose as well. Again, the person that helped me seem to be the owner. And she was wonderful. I enjoy doing business with her! I'm sure I will be back again for my Mobility needs. read more

I do a lot of non profit work and this company did some outstanding work and helped me with a donation in September 2024 for which I am deeply grateful. They came highly recommended and I concur about their skilled technicians and friendly service. read more

I've been a loyal customer of All-In-One Mobility since 2019. As impressed as I have always been with Kelly Warren and the Customer Service Team at All-In-One Mobility, I am most impressed with James Olson from their Service Department. This man is a "miracle worker" as well as being an all around great human being. No matter how complex the problem with my lift recliner chair over the past 5 years, Kelly and James are the "dynamic duo" as a team to get my problem(s) diagnosed and remedied. I cannot say enough about this company and these people. They have my unqualified 5-star recommendation. read more

I love this place. Prices are great, you get superior help, they are responsive and answer phones promptly. I went to get a scooter for my mother-in-law. I test drove one we thought would work. Easy and quick purchase with a return policy of 7 days. My mother-in-law tried it and she didn't like it. I called them and said I was bringing it back. Kelly met me in the parking lot, helped me put it back together and had my refund waiting for me. No questions asked. Super service. You won't go wrong here. I guarantee it. Mark read more

The owners went way above and beyond when I needed service. My chairlift had stopped working and I needed it to get to a critical medical appointment. He came to fix it after working all day and driving from a long distance. I am forever grateful. read more

We drove to Portland to view a few small electric wheelchairs and this business, for the most part, had great reviews. They do their own service work also which is a plus. A nice employee, quite knowledgeable, showed us around and we settled on the Zoomer. Extremely happy with our purchase and the service. In and out and loaded up in 45 minutes. read more

When my partner started using a power wheelchair, they were recommended. We have always had terrific service from All In One. The folks there really care about their customers. They don't take insurance and I don't even care! We rely on All In One to service the chair and for other mobility needs! read more

A couple of months ago, it became apparent to us that my 94-year old brother suffering from Parkinson's could benefit from changing from his wheelchair to a much lighter Transport Chair. We live in the SF Bay Area but we drive up to Portland periodically to visit. Folding, storing and handling a real wheelchair is very difficult for us and other senior folks that take him to restaurants, doctors visits, shopping and other daily activities. His physical strength has declined considerably and he can't propel the wheelchair under his own power. He wasn't able to do that even at the time he first received the wheelchair as a gift by a good friend of his. The generous friend was not aware of the differences between wheelchairs and transport chairs. He thought he was doing the right thing. On our last trip we decided to look into getting him an inexpensive transport chair. We went online to get an idea of what was available in the various price ranges. We went to look at some at Walgreen, a medical supply place in Gresham and at All In One Mobility, Hands down, the latter was the best experience of all. Christina was a really big help. She really knows her inventory and the lines of equipment. We learned a lot from her and she was most helpful in assessing the needs for my handicapped brother. She showed us the differences in the various wheelchairs and transport chairs. It became apparent to us within a few minutes that we were real novices and needed the help of a professional in this type of equipment. We ended up with a Drive Medical Lightweight Expedition Aluminum Transport Chair. It was lightweight, sturdy with exceptional build quality. It had larger rear wheels to make it easier to bump up over curbs and other obstacles. The quality of the wheels, bearings and fittings was obvious. A 'test drive' around the store demonstrated how easily it handled. It was so very easy and effortless - easier than his heavy duty wheelchair. It can be repaired and serviced by All In One Mobility, if needed. It was a bit more expensive than the cheapest chair from Walgreen but it is so much better built and has the larger rear wheels that it was a 'no-brainer' for us. We are extremely appreciative of the professional help and care from Christina! Best of all, my brother and all the people that help him get around are so very happy that this new, lightweight chair is so much easier to handle. JimQ read more

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Here it is, only May 24th, and today I enjoyed another example of sensational, even - outstanding service from All in One Mobility . At last, I ended my months long search for an elusive powerchair part. It finally occurred to me to ask the pros at All in One for a little help. Shana, James, Lorraine and the rest of the team had that part ordered faster then I could say, "please and thank you" Yowza! I can always count on All in One for super service. Thanks again! read more

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Great service, thanks for letting me use the programmer for $45 read more

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I ordered an iCloud mobility lift chair. The salesperson Kelly ordered the wrong chair. I was told they will not take back special order chairs. Even when they make a mistake. It is uncomfortable for my body. I suffer with rheumatoid, fibromyalgia and osteoarthritis. I am in constant pain. Through the years my husband and I have spent close to 7,500.00 at this store. We will not be back. Recently we spent 5400.00 there for a electric wheelchair and this lift chair. All we want is the chair that we thought we ordered. read more

If you need any mobility help I would definitely go here first. Christina Forlenza was so helpful. She listened to what was needed and suggested a lightweight wheelchair that was half the cost of what others had suggested. As a result of her help we went back for a lightweight walker and again she listened and we now have the perfect walker for what is needed. Her staff is also pleasant. They all have masks on and seem to take the pandemic seriously. Plus, they have an adorable office dog. read more

Once again the business has exceeded my expectations. I made a recent purchase of a Pride Mobility scooter. The battery charger failed after being only 6 months old. I walked in explained my problem. They asked a few questions and handed me a brand new in the box replacement. Never have these people disappointed me . 6 Stars read more

I ordered a shower which cost over $3k. When I called to cancel after having some serious health and car expenses, I was told that someone would call me back. Since no one called me after a couple of days, I called again. I was told that the rep was in yesterday and said they would not accept returns. The problem is that I was never told that the product had even come into their store when I called to cancel. (Now I am being told that it came in on the day that I called to cancel) My contractor said that he had not been advised that it was in either, but he hoped it would be in by 8/13 so he could install it. I was told that the manager found the no return policy "unacceptable" and would contact the manufacturer. But, even if they agreed to accept return, I was told that they would charge me "shipping AND restocking fees despite the fact that the manufacturer could resell it in just a couple of days". Since the product has not been received by me, or opened, it would seem that I should only have to pay for shipping. I know that All in One Mobility would have leverage with the manufacturer and hope that they will protect their customer. It's now up to them to see if they will support their customers or their vendors. I will update as soon as I hear back from them. read more

The company found my original review and contacted me in order to "make things right". They did indeed offer to buy back the wheelchair from me, less a 15% restocking fee. Okay, sure, not too bad. At least I'm not losing the full $2k+. However, the woman who called me (Christine? Christina? not sure) was extremely unprofessional and even unkind. She began the call fine enough, telling me that they were going to go ahead and buy back the chair, etc, but after we settled that matter, she said "So, I need to talk to you about your Yelp review." And then proceeded to vent her frustrations and her anger at me, spending nearly 15 minutes berating me for my original review. When, in defense of this attack, I actually apologized for hurting her feelings and said, "I'm not at my best, since I'm dealing with the aftermath of being hit by a car," she was completely dismissive. She said, and I quote, "Yeah, yeah, I know your backstory." She went on, talking about how All in One had been doing everything they could to help me, and when I said there'd been no signs of that on my end in the months I'd been dealing with them, she was just dismissive. She then said that they're a small business that can't afford to take a loss. I tried to explain that we'd saved money for months to buy this chair; I can't take a $2000 loss for a mistake their representative made, but my explanations were again ignored. Finally, she attempted to drag me into their company politics, and when I refused to get involved, she made several unprofessional comments and said she would just assume what she wanted to believe. I've never been treated so unprofessionally in my life; it is entirely inappropriate for a company and their staff to criticize and berate an already-unhappy customer. If their hope was for me to update my review, well, they certainly succeeded at that. read more

I am disabled, elderly, and live alone in a house with stairs on 2 levels. I wanted to install an elevator, as my disability will likely worsen with age and I want to be independent and stay in my home. I was quite clear when I spoke to All in One that I needed battery /generator backup in case of power failures to be able to access the entire house (to find my battery lanterns, prepare food, use the fireplace for warmth, shower, etc.). At no time was I told that the elevator model I was buying would just take me to the garage, lock itself, and strand me there. If I had known this, I would have immediately looked for a Generac generator, and would have had it installed over the spring/summer. Now, we are heading into another cold winter, and there is a 9 month wait for Generac generators (a whole house one with an elevator costs $13,000.00, plus wiring and installation, and a propane and natural gas connection). In February 2021 I lost power for 12 consecutive days. After spending $100,000.00 on the elevator, and experiencing another power outage of 3 hours in 10/25/2021, I found to my dismay that the elevator is programmed to go to the garage level and cannot be called again, as it 'locks' itself. This may work in a fire situation, but not for a 2 week power outage in freezing temperatures. After trying to call it for 15 minutes, the battery died. I have difficulty walking, and cannot go up/down stairs. If we have another extended power failure due to ice in the future, my elevator is useless, as the battery backup is inadequate for anything except taking a person to the ground level. A disabled person in their garage alone for several days without power or heat, unable to get upstairs to even get a drink of water is in a life threatening situation, especially in an ice storm when rescuers cannot reach me. The elevator has a phone, but since it locks its door, it is useless because I cannot open the door to use it. I called All in One to discuss what they could do to remedy this situation, and I agree with the other commenters that the woman who answers the phone is a nightmare. She is curt, and said that if the problem is not with a defective part in the elevator itself, but rather the battery/generator, there was nothing they could do. At this point I became angry, told her how much I had spent on the elevator, and that I expected better service from them and ideas to solve the problem. She argued with me, saying I 'did not spend that much money on the elevator'. I guess she is too stupid to understand that the elevator cab itself is only one cost - it has to be framed, a concrete foundation has to be poured, wired, and installed, including putting in a phone, and the added cost of a dedicated phone number. I did spend slightly over $100,000.00, I have the receipts. She then proceeded to chastise me because she did not like how I was speaking to her. I hung up on her, and tried to speak to the owners without luck. They have since told my contractor 'they want nothing more to do with me'. Sure..... after they sold me an elevator that will not work in a power outage situation. These people have no expertise with disabilities, all they want to do is make money selling products whether they work for the needs of the disabled or not. I notice the positive reviews are for wheelchairs. They are clueless when it comes to the needs of the disabled for residential elevators - they should stick to selling wheelchairs. The bottom line is that if you are a disabled person in a wheelchair, walker or with other mobility issues and buy an elevator from these people, you will not to be told the complete truth - apparently getting a 2-hour battery for the elevator (although available online for other elevators) is not available for the type of elevator they sell, and the disabled person risks being trapped in the garage for days during a power outage without a way to get to safety upstairs to their fireplace, bathroom, shower, kitchen or bedroom. If you have mobility issues, run away from these people and don't buy an elevator from them - it could cost you your life. I wish I could give them negative numbers in this review. read more

I came here with my mom to get her a wheel chair and the women here were FANTASTIC to work with. They were kind, easy going, listened to her needs, and helped us with a pretty tricky situation. I can't say enough about the professionalism that was provided to us. Great service. They were honest with no BS and seemed to truly care about disabled needs. Extra perk- cute dog on staff. Highly recommend! read more

We just had All in One Mobility replace the treads on a wheelchair. The work was fine, but we were charged (in advance) double the labor time that the work actually took. When I asked about getting a refund for a portion of the labor costs, the staff looked at me as though I had three heads and then gave a lame explanation about "maybe charging for the time it took to order the part or something...?" I will be taking up my complaint with management, but I worry that this business takes financial advantage of elderly customers. (As a side note, they also knocked off a plastic piece of the wheelchair and then couldn't find it and then claimed that they weren't the ones who did it.) What ever you do, don't pay in advance like I did! read more

The staff is friendly and Jody, one of the owners, is a hard worker and friendly guy. But Christina who deals with scheduling and payments is a nightmare. She has very poor customer service, is rude and very unprofessional. For the amount of money we spend there, she should really think about how she talks to her customers. Customer service is what keeps your bills paid and not losing good paying clients for good. read more

Very helpful and friendly staff. They bent over backwards to help up find the right scooter! I could not have asked for better treatment and a better experience I would definitely send friends and family here with confidence that they will have a first rate experience. read more

I had a wonderful experience with this company. I was in need of renting a scooter for an event in Feb of 2016. I called and booked a scooter. They asked me some questions about my needs and booked the perfect scooter. When I showed up they had it ready, it was in great condition and fully charged and ready to go plus they showed us how to take it apart and put it back together. The scooter was perfect and ran all day. When I returned it, they were fast and professional. I will gladly use them again in the future. Thank you! read more

Everyone at AIOM is fantastic at this location. They are knowledgeable and friendly without being hard sales people. They are genuinely interested in what is best for each individual customer and their quality of life. I showed up for a mobility chair repair two hour before my scheduled appointment.( I know... I have no social life!) :) Despite it being near lunch time my repair was still completed before my original appointment time rolled around. I cannot speak to Kyeli S's review, but I do hope that her challenges were temporary. I have been disabled from birth. Premature delivery resulted in cerebral palsy... When it comes to adaptive equipment and all the red tape with insurance and 'qualifying' for what you need or getting the wrong thing, I completely understand the frustration. Unfortunately it comes with the territory. Having said that, I have never experienced anything but exuberant help from everyone at AIOM. I especially appreciate that they have techs in their repair shop who use wheelchairs/adaptive equipment themselves. There is an inherent trust that comes from talking to another person that is also sitting down. They just 'get it!' I think that helps make all the staff that work there a little more in the know about challenges their customers face. Customer Service, Sales, Delivery, Set up,and repairs, They are with you from beginning to end! If you have needs for service or equipment, do not hesitate to call them. They WILL help you. They have never let me down. read more

We were in the Portland area as a stop over for vacation. My husband's mobility scooter stopped working as we were leaving the hotel for the airport. We stored the scooter at the hotel and left for our trip, which was a stressful situation. But a quick call to All in One Mobility was all it took to find someone to repair the scooter while we were gone. The technician picked up our scooter from the hotel, repaired it and returned it to the hotel for a very reasonable price. The kindness and efficiency shown to us was so appreciated, and we would not hesitate to recommend this company for anyone needing help with accessibility equipment. read more

This place is amazing. They're super helpful and the sales people aren't pushy. I had equipment installed over 5 years ago and I've never had a single problem with any of it. read more

Within a year of moving into our new home, my elderly parents had surgeries and an Alzheimer's diagnosis. The six steps to enter/exit the house might as well have been Everest treks. All In One Mobility installed a platform lift that was expensive but well worth the cost in terms of accessibility, safety, and comfort. Installation required carpentry and electrical work, and AIOM gave excellent referrals. Almost a year after installation, the lift started to make a scary grinding noise. I dreaded dealing with yet another problem under time-pressured caregiving. Within a few hours after an email exchange with Christina, however, Adam came to the house, assessed the problem, and fixed it. From sales (Ken) to repair, everyone at AIOM has been professional and warmly caring. With every ride on the lift, my father says, "This must have cost a lot." I respond, "The elevator was expensive. The people who made it all possible are priceless." read more