Anyone who has a family member, a friend, or knows someone close to them who is disabled and in a wheelchair knows how difficult it is when it comes to transportation. I'm a caregiver for a gentleman who is quadriplegic and in a wheelchair. Today we went to Mobility Works in Pasadena to get his van serviced we were told that it would take 3.5 hours because some extra work had to be done so we asked if there was a vehicle we could borrow in the mean time they said they could check if there were any rentals available in the mean time, there weren't any so they gave us the option of having one of the drivers take us somewhere while our van was ready, we decided on the mall. On our way there we asked the driver if he would be the one picking us up he said most likely, we were in the mall for about 3 hours and we called to see how much longer until the van was ready. The secretary answered the phone she transferred me to the service area, no one answered so it transferred me back to her I told her we had been dropped off at the mall and that we wanted to know how much longer until the van was ready she went and asked they said about 30 mins so I told her if they told her when we would be picked up she said no so I asked her to please ask them to call us when they were on there way she said of course. An hour goes by and we still had not received a call so we called them, the office was closed! I called about 5-6 times when someone finally answered in the service area, it was the gentleman who had given us the option to be given a ride, when we told him that we were still waiting at the mall he had the audacity to tell us that all the drivers had already left and there wasn't anyone who could pick us up and that he thought we knew we had to uber our way back, HE NEVER TOLD US THAT! My client is almost 6 ft tall which means his wheelchair is much taller than a normal wheelchair making it difficult for him to get transportation such as an uber, which by the way is already very rare to find a wheelchair accessible one nearby, and companies like Access require a 24hr notice. I had to leave my client alone at the mall, which let me remind you he's quadriplegic which means he can't move anything below the shoulders, and take an uber to pick up the van. The gentleman tried to make the excuse that he thought we already knew, I paid $300 (which was going to be $394 until my client spoke to him very angry) and left to go back with my client. When I got back to the mall my client had called his wife so that she could meet him there and he wouldn't be alone for long so we ended up staying a little while longer at the mall when we were getting ready to leave I pressed the button to open the ramp and the ramp did not function! It would come out 1/2 of the way, not enough for my client to get in I had to manually crank it so that my client could get in. We called them immediately and obviously no one answered because they were closed. WE PAID $300 TO BE LEFT AT THE MALL AND HAVE A RAMP THAT DOESN'T WORK! This is UNACCEPTABLE! If I could leave no stars I would! read more