• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar

SeniorsMobility.org - Exercise & Equipment Guides for Seniors

MENUMENU
  • Bathroom
    • Create a Safe Bathroom
    • Bathroom Safety Tips
    • Bath Lifts
    • Bath Pillows
    • Shower Chairs
      • Shower Chair Cushions
    • Shower Transfer Benches
    • Raised Toilet Seats
    • Toilet Safety Rails
    • Toilet Seat Lifts
    • Walk-in Tubs
  • Bedroom
    • Create a Safe Bedroom
    • Beds
      • Bed Safety for Elderly
        • Elderly Falling Out of Bed
        • Help Getting Out of Bed
      • Adjustable Beds
        • Adjustable Bed Sheets
      • Hospital Bed Sheets
        • How to Set Up a Hospital Bed
        • Does Medicare Cover Hospital Beds?
        • Hospital Bed Sheets
      • Bed Alarms
      • Bedside Commodes
      • Bed Rails
      • Overbed Tables
    • Mattresses
      • Types of Mattresses
        • Back Pain
        • Hip Pain
        • Sciatica
        • Heavy People
        • Back Sleepers
        • Side Sleepers
        • Stomach Sleepers
      • Mattress Sizes
      • How to Choose a Mattress
      • Mattress FAQs
      • Mattress Maintenance
    • Pillows
      • Back Pain
      • Hypoallergenic/Allergies
      • Reading
      • Orthopedic
      • TMJ
      • Sleep Apnea
    • Step Stools
  • Living
    • Create a Safe Living Room
    • Grabber Tools
    • Lift Chairs
    • Lift Cushions
    • Massage Chairs
      • Buying Guide
        • What is a Massage Chair?
        • Health Benefits
          • Studies
        • Pros & Cons
        • Cost
        • Where to Buy
        • Insurance
      • Best for Elderly
        • 3D
        • Back Massage
        • Chair Pads
        • Cheap
        • Compact
        • Full Body
        • Heating
        • Under $1000
        • Zero Gravity
      • Brands
        • Brookstone Renew Zero Gravity
        • Cozzia
        • Daiwa
        • Human Touch
          • Human Touch iJoy
        • Infinity
          • Infinity Presidential
        • Kahuna
        • Osaki
          • Osaki OS 4000
          • Osaki OS-3D Pro Cyber
        • Panasonic
    • Seat Cushions
      • Hemorrhoid Seat Cushions
    • Standing Aids
    • Stand Assist Lift
    • TVs
      • TV Remotes
      • TV Speakers
  • Getting Around
    • Best Mobility Aids for Seniors
    • Beach Chairs
    • Bikes
    • Booster Seats - Adults
    • Canes - Balance Problems
    • Canes - Walking
    • GPS Trackers
    • Headphones
    • Hearing Amplifiers
    • Scooters
    • Shoes
      • Brands
        • Dr. Scholl’s
        • New Balance
        • Skechers Go Walk 4
      • Where to Buy
      • Men
      • Women
      • Ankle Support
      • Balance Problems
      • Comfort
      • GPS
      • House
      • Lightweight
      • Orthopedic
      • Prevent Falls
      • Running
        • What to Look for in a Running Shoe
      • Slip On
      • Swollen Feet
      • Shower
      • Tennis
      • Velcro
      • Walking
      • Wide Fitting
    • Walkers
      • Buying Guide
        • How to Measure
        • Where to Buy
        • Medicaid Requirements
        • Medicare Requirements
        • Tips for Buying
        • How to Use
        • Safety Tips
      • Best for Seniors
        • 3-Wheel
        • Lightweight
        • Outdoor Use
        • Transport Chair
        • Travel
        • With Seat
      • Carex
        • Carex 3 Wheel Walker
        • Carex Crosstour Rolling Walker
        • Carex Steel Rolling Walker
        • Carex Step n Rest Walker
      • Drive
        • Drive Duet Transport Chair
        • Drive Nitro Euro Style Walker
      • Elenker
      • Medline
        • Medline Bariatric Walker
        • Medline Empower Rollator
        • Medline Ultralight Freedom Walker
      • Nova
        • Nova 3 Wheel Walker
        • Nova GetGo Walker
        • Nova Zoom Walker
      • Accessories
    • Wheelchairs
      • Should I Use A Wheelchair?
      • How to Choose a Wheelchair
      • Transport Chair Vs  Wheelchair
      • Wheelchair Weight
      • How to Use a Wheelchair
      • How to Clean a Wheelchair
      • How to Ship a Wheelchair
      • Vehicles for Wheelchairs
      • Make a Van Wheelchair Accessible
      • Where to Donate Wheelchairs
      • Wheelchair Carriers
      • Wheelchair Ramps
  • Exercises
    • How Exercises Improve Mobility
    • Is Exercise Safe for You?
    • Best Mobility Exercises for Seniors
    • Best Exercise Equipment Seniors
    • Exercises for Bed-Bound Elderly
  • Free Wheelchairs
    • National
    • Alabama
    • Alaska
    • Arizona
    • Arkansas
    • California
    • Colorado
    • Connecticut
    • Florida
    • Georgia
    • Hawaii
    • Idaho
    • Illinois
    • Indiana
    • Iowa
    • Kansas
    • Kentucky
    • Louisiana
    • Maine
    • Maryland
    • Massachusetts
    • Michigan
    • Minnesota
    • Mississippi
    • Missouri
    • Montana
    • Nebraska
    • New Hampshire
    • New Jersey
    • New Mexico
    • New York
    • North Carolina
    • North Dakota
    • Ohio
    • Oklahoma
    • Oregon
    • Pennsylvania
    • Rhode Island
    • South Carolina
    • South Dakota
    • Tennessee
    • Texas
    • Utah
    • Vermont
    • Virginia
    • Washington
    • Wisconsin
    • Wyoming

Free Wheelchair Washington (2020) – Where to Get Assistive Devices for Free in Washington State

If you're looking for free wheelchairs in Washington, we've got you covered!

This page is a complete resource for free assistive devices (wheelchairs, scooters, and more) and independent living resources in the state of Washington. 

Check out the resources below, and if you have a resource to add, please contact us!

Quick Navigation
Free Wheelchairs & Assistive Devices in Washington
A Caring Closet 
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association 
Washington Assistive Technology Act Program 
Assistive Technology Program for the District of Columbia 
Helpline House 
Bridge Disability Ministries 
MSHH Doner Closet 
Northwest Lions Eyeglass Recycling Center 
St. Joseph Catholic Church 

Free Wheelchairs & Assistive Devices in Washington

A Caring Closet 

A Caring Closet ‎logo

A Caring Closet is a Clark County non-profit organization that provides gently used Durable Medical Equipment to those in need at no cost. DME items include but not limited to hospital beds, wheelchairs, walkers, bath benches and adult briefs.


  • A Caring Closet
  • ​​​Email
  • (360) 258-0039

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association 

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Association logo

If you or your loved one is suffering from ALS, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Association might be able to help you with assistive technology you need. Most people with ALS will experience difficulty with speech and movement during the course of their illness. So, when 75% of people with ALS lose the ability to speak, Assistive Technology gives them their voice back. They provide loaner AT equipment through loan closet for those without the means for funding. Their loan equipment includes a wide array of low tech to high tech equipment, such as eye gaze communication devices. All equipment is subject to the availability within the loan closet.  


  • Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Association
  • ​​​Contact
  • (301) 978-9855

Washington Assistive Technology Act Program 

Washington Assistive Technology Act Program logo

WATAP shares its assistive technology expertise and resources with Washington’s disabled population. If you need help learning about (or how to use) assistive technology, if you want to try out equipment before purchasing it, if you need help finding funding for your wheelchair van or if you need other assistive technology support, get in touch.


  • Washington Assistive Technology Act Program
  • (800) 214-8731

Assistive Technology Program for the District of Columbia 

Assistive Technology Program for the District of Columbia logo

To receive durable medical equipment through DC SHARES a person must be a resident of the District of Columbia and have an income level of less than $20,000 per year. DC SHARES provides durable medical equipment to those in need - free of charge.


  • Assistive Technology Program for the District of Columbia 
  • ​​​Email
  • 202-332-2595

Helpline House 

Helpline House ‎logo

Helpline House is a community non-profit agency providing an umbrella of social services striving to help our Bainbridge Island neighbors to meet essential needs.  Basic services are provided cost-free, regardless of income.  Helpline House entrance is ADA accessible. Wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, canes, toilet equipment, and bath chairs are available to Bainbridge Island residents free of charge. Desk staff are available to respond to requests for medical equipment. Each person requesting a loan fills out a form for wheelchairs and seated walkers along with any other equipment needed. 


  • Helpline House
  • ​​​Email
  • (206) 842.7621

Bridge Disability Ministries 

Bridge Disability Ministries logo

Bridge Disability Ministries is a faith-based organization. They do not discriminate against anyone because of race, religion, creed, gender, age, national origin, ethnicity, disability, sexual orientation or military status. Their medical Equipment Center maintains an inventory of equipment available for use as long as you need it. When you finish using it, please return it so that they can make it available to others who need it. Please understand that the equipment is for use only and it is not appropriate to sell it or store it indefinitely.

All used equipment is cleaned and inspected prior to each use. Each item has a suggested donation amount to help cover costs.


  • Bridge Disability Ministries
  • ​​​Email
  • 425-885-1008

MSHH Doner Closet 

MSHH Doner Closet logo

MSHH Doner Closet accepts donations of this good durable medical equipment, refurbish it and make it available to others at a very affordable “suggested minimum donation” amount. And, because they are a 501 (C)3 non-profit charity, the money that they take in above the expenses is made available to assist those in Washington, Northern Idaho, Montana and Alaska with Multiple Sclerosis.


  • MSHH Doner Closet
  •  (425) 712-1807

Northwest Lions Eyeglass Recycling Center 

Northwest Lions Eyeglass Recycling Center  logo

NWLERC is a Washington State-chartered, IRS authorized 501 (c) 3 corporation and recognized by Lions Clubs International as an official Lions Eyeglass Recycling Center. They provide used eyeglasses free of charge to people in remote areas of developing countries, delivered at the hands of volunteer eye care professionals. NWLERC is staffed entirely by volunteers.


  • Northwest Lions Eyeglass Recycling Center
  • ​​​Email
  • 360 923 2075

St. Joseph Catholic Church 

St. Joseph Catholic Church ‎logo

St. Joseph Catholic Church has an equipment lending program. ‎The Knights Community Hospital Equipment Lend Program has dedicated volunteers that have been helping people and families for many years in the Wenatchee Valley. Medical equipment is available for use, wheelchairs, canes or crutches, walkers, bath/shower equipment (toilet risers and commodes + shower chairs) hospital beds, lift chairs, scooters, etc.


  • St. Joseph Catholic Church
  • Email
  • 509-888-3050

Reader Interactions

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Primary Sidebar

Recent Posts

  • Free Wheelchair Massachusetts (2021) – Where to Get Assistive Devices for Free in Massachusetts
  • Free Wheelchair Maryland (2021) – Where to Get Assistive Devices for Free in Maryland
  • Massage Chairs – Scientific Studies
  • Free Wheelchair Kentucky (2021) – Where to Get Assistive Devices for Free in Kentucky
  • Free Wheelchair New York (2021) – Where to Get Assistive Devices for Free in New York

SeniorsMobility.org is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.

  • About Us
  • Contact
  • Affiliate Disclosure
  • Privacy Policy
  • Sitemap