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CARE BEDS · WHEELCHAIRS · WALKERS · BATHROOM SAFETY

Work it out first Then bring it home

Long-term care subsidy, renting or buying outright: see what you would pay Check it fits up the stairs, then book a home visit

Demo website: a fictional shop, not a real medical device dealer, selling nothing

Stock image of a home hallway with a staircase
Stock photo
01 / EQUIPMENT

Beds, chairs, mobility, bathroom Four kinds of equipment

Example products at example prices. Each item says whether it can be ordered online; the licence and dealer permit numbers are placeholder fields filled in at launch

02 / ESTIMATE

Subsidy, rent or buy And will it fit up the stairs

Choose a status, a subsidy group, an item and how many months; what you pay, the three-year allowance and the rent-or-buy comparison update. Then enter the floor, lift and stair width to see whether it can be delivered

  • Per Ministry of Health and Welfare notices, data as of 2026-09-17
  • A demo estimate; the care manager's assessment and approval decide the real amount
  • Example prices and example item caps; a delivered site uses the shop's prices and the official price caps

1Your situation

Status

Subsidy group

Item

Months of use

You pay

Example prices

Three-motor care bed · Category 3 · 30% share · Group one: traditional

NT$ 16,320

Example price
NT$ 2,200 × 12 = NT$ 26,400
Counted under the cap
NT$ 14,400
Subsidy (70% for this status)
− NT$ 10,080
You pay
NT$ 16,320
Deposit (refunded, extra)
NT$ 5,000

The amount under the item cap is subsidised by status; anything above the cap is yours to pay

Three-year allowance

Group one: traditional · Limit NT$ 40,000 every 3 years

Renting 12 months usesNT$ 14,400

Left NT$ 25,600 · 36%

Buying usesNT$ 18,000

Left NT$ 22,000 · 45%

Rent or buy: which costs less

Renting, running totalBuying12 months

By month 18, renting has cost more than buying

Over 12 months: renting NT$ 16,320, buying NT$ 24,200

2Will it get up there

Which floor

Floor 4

Is there a lift

Narrowest stair width

80 cm
Measure between the walls or handrails at the narrowest point
Floor 4 · no lift · stairs 80 cm at the narrowest

Needs dismantling to carry

Three-motor care bed

At 80 cm it cannot pass whole, so it goes up to floor 4 in parts and is assembled in the room

Dismantle and carry from NT$ 1,500 (example)

Can be ordered onlineThree-motor care bed · Needs dismantling to carry

Class I medical device (placeholder field) · Demo setting: Class I, can be ordered online

Online ordering is open only to Class I medical devices and the Class II devices on the TFDA list for mail-order and online sales (for example power wheelchairs and powered scooters); for anything else, book a home visit first · Read the medical device instructions before use

03 / RENT OR BUY

Rent or buy It depends how long

For a short time, or while you see whether it suits, rent; for daily use over a long time, buying usually costs less. The estimate shows the month renting stops paying off

Full rental price list
01

Renting suits

The weeks after a hospital stay, or while you see whether it works; the deposit is refunded and we collect at the end

02

Buying suits

Daily use over a long time; personal hygiene items such as the commode chair are sale only

03

Rent, then buy

Demo rule: switch to buying within 2 months and half the rent paid comes off the price; the shop's own rules apply

04 / SUBSIDY

Long-term care equipment subsidy Four numbers first

  • 40,000Group one, traditional NT$ limit every 3 years
  • 60,000Group two, smart technology NT$ limit every 3 years, up to 20,000 for home accessibility work
  • 1 of 2You choose one group
  • 17Group two rental only from 2026-07-01 Items in the first approved batch

Per Ministry of Health and Welfare notices, data as of 2026-09-17 · Amounts are limits; the actual subsidy depends on status and approval · Ministry of Health and Welfare release (2026-07-01, Chinese)

05 / IN ORDER

Applying for a subsidy In this order

Approval first, then buy or rent

  1. 01

    Call 1966 to apply

    Or contact your city or county long-term care management centre; for a family member in hospital, the discharge planning service can start it before they go home

  2. 02

    A care manager assesses

    A home visit sets the long-term care level; if equipment is needed, an assistive device assessor confirms the items and writes a report

  3. 03

    Approval arrives

    The approval notice lists the items and the allowance you can use; choose and order only after it arrives

  4. 04

    Buy or rent from a contracted shop

    The invoice must be dated after approval; in some areas the contracted shop deducts the subsidy up front and you pay your share

  5. 05

    Claim

    The invoice and documents are submitted under local rules, and the allowance is drawn down

Equipment bought before approval cannot be claimed afterwards

How to apply and what to prepare
06 / DELIVERY

Delivered, set up Then it is done

Delivered to the room at an agreed time, assembled and shown in use; the old bed or chair can leave on the same van, and rentals are collected when they end

An open van loaded with goods
Stock photo
  1. 01

    Delivery and setup

    Delivered to the room at an agreed time, assembled, shown in use, with the socket checked

  2. 02

    Old items taken away

    The old bed or chair leaves on the same van, from NT$ 800 (example)

  3. 03

    Collection when a rental ends

    A reminder before the end date, then we dismantle and collect; the deposit is refunded after a check

  4. 04

    Cleaning and checks

    Returned rentals are cleaned, disinfected and checked, with a record for each one, before renting again

Stacked cardboard boxes

Where and how soon

Service areas are a placeholder filled in at launch; in-stock items arrive in 2–3 working days (example), and you can book once a discharge date is set

Delivery rules, collection and warranty
07 / SHOWROOM & VISITS

Try it in the showroom Or have us measure at home

A shop that sells and rents home care equipment. Beds, chairs and wheelchairs wait in the showroom to be tried; when needed we visit to measure doors, stairs and bedside space before you decide to buy, rent or apply for a subsidy

  • Subsidies shown as dated limits
  • Rent or buy worked out first
  • Stairs checked before delivery

Try it in the showroom

Care beds, recliners and wheelchairs are in the showroom to try with your family; seat width, seat height and handle position can be measured on the spot

Showroom Mon–Sat
10:00–18:00
Home visits
By appointment, Mon–Fri
Sundays & public holidays
Closed

Showroom address (placeholder, filled in at launch)

Add public transport, parking and the step-free entrance before launch

A level walk-in shower with no step

Home visit

We measure doors, stairs and landings, bedside space and the way to the toilet, check the route in, then quote

  • Door width and the narrowest stair
  • Whether a bed frame turns at the landing
  • Space beside the bed and to turn a wheelchair
  • Whether the wall by the toilet can take a grab bar

A shop visit measures the space and shows how things work; it is not the long-term care equipment assessment

Start an enquiry
A blue four-wheel walker on gravel
08 / WARRANTY

Years later Someone still fixes it

Home checks during the warranty, and faulty rentals replaced by the shop; the years below are examples

  • Care bed

    Motor 2 years, frame 1 year

  • Power wheelchair

    Controller and motor 1 year, battery 6 months

  • Manual wheelchair & walker

    Frame 1 year

  • Home repairs

    Home checks inside the service area; bring it to the showroom from further away

  • Rentals

    Faults not caused by use are replaced at home by the shop

Warranty years are examples; a delivered site uses the maker's warranty and the shop's terms

Delivery rules, collection and warranty
09 / QUESTIONS

Before you order A few answers

Subsidy steps, renting and buying, delivery and ordering only; health needs and suitable equipment are for the care manager or a health professional to assess

All nine questions
Can I rent or buy before approval?

You can pay for it yourself. Note that anything bought or rented before approval cannot be claimed afterwards; to use the subsidy, order from a contracted shop once approval arrives

Can I apply for both groups?

No, you choose one. Group one, traditional equipment, has a limit of NT$ 40,000 every three years and can be bought or rented; group two, smart technology equipment, has a limit of NT$ 60,000 every three years and has been rental-only since 2026-07-01

10 / BOOK

Book a home visit Or try it in the showroom

Choose the item and the delivery conditions to prepare an enquiry. The booking stands once the shop confirms a time

  • The item, or the daily movement that is hardest
  • The floor, whether there is a lift and roughly how wide the stairs are
  • Whether you plan to use a subsidy, rent or pay in full
  • Whether you have an approval notice
Start an enquiry
What happens next

The shop confirms a time and replies through the contact you give. This demo sends nothing and takes no payment

Showroom Mon–Sat
10:00–18:00
Home visits
By appointment, Mon–Fri
Sundays & public holidays
Closed
Book a home visit
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