WE ALWAYS SAY

“Mobility and independence are the foundation of true well-being.”

At Mobility Scooter Life, we believe everyone deserves comfort, dignity, and independence. Since 2013, this commitment has driven us. We’re not just engineers or designers—we’re also caregivers and family members who understand the challenges faced by seniors and those with limited mobility.

For more than a decade, we’ve created innovative, user-focused solutions, from the popular Z21 rollator walker to advanced electric toilet and floor lifts. Each product is more than equipment—it’s a practical, affordable way to restore independence and improve daily living. Our mission is to be the trusted home rehabilitation partner for people around the world.

Solutions That Empower Your Independence

The Mobility Scooter Life Commitment

Three essential care scenarios included — Mobility Aids, Bathroom Safety, and Home Care.

24/7 customer support with guaranteed warranty and reliable lifetime service included.

Over 10 years of committed research, development, and continuous innovation.

Serving over 100 million users globally with trusted products and services worldwide.

OUR STANDARD

If it’s not good enough for our family, it doesn’t leave the factory.

MOBILITY SCOOTER LIFE upholds the highest standards for every product, delivering only what we trust for our loved ones.

Our Promise

Stylish Design. Easy Operation. Affordable Solutions.

Each Mobility Scooter Life product blends thorough medical device-grade research and development with a deep understanding of seniors’ daily experiences. We’re transforming the way aging and home recovery are approached, helping you restore mobility and independence while bringing back joy, health, and hope.

What We Stand For

We prioritize mobility and embrace innovation to provide durable, cutting-edge solutions that restore independence.

We act with honesty, respect, and compassion toward every individual and community we serve.

Our products and support are designed around your needs, delivering exceptional care every step of the way.

We commit to the highest standards, ensuring reliable, long-lasting products you can trust.

Through continuous research and collaboration, we improve and adapt to better serve our users.

We create flexible, inclusive solutions that empower users to regain control and confidence in their lives.

Our History.

Two welding machines, two vehicle hoists in a 200m² workshop, and a single employee — that’s how it began. Driven by the desire to apply hands-on engineering knowledge, we set out to build a solution for the one customer who refused ramps and large vehicles. Our passion was to create a compact, wheelchair-accessible vehicle fit for popular people movers like the Kia Carnival and Honda Odyssey, with seamless access requiring no ramps or manual lifting. After six months and $200,000, the perfect design emerged. Thus, the unique “internal elevator” concept was born.

Our Success Story

Who is our founder?

The founder of Mobility Scooter Life, Williams Denzel (commonly referred to as  Denz), graduated from the Universal Technical Institute in Phoenix, Arizona, in  2005, specializing in motorsport technology. He continued his education at the  University of Michigan, earning a Bachelor’s Degree in Automotive Systems      Engineering in 2010 and presenting his Master’s thesis in Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Tech in 2012.

Just two years away from completing his PhD, Denz decided he had gained enough expertise to bridge the gap he saw between hands-on technicians and engineers in the American automotive industry.

Before finishing his university studies, his first job was testing vehicle parts for American Axle & Manufacturing, a key supplier to major US automakers such as Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler.

In 2012, he began working as a fully qualified mechanical engineer, designing, developing, and building wheelchair-accessible vehicles. Within two years, he was promoted to a managerial role and became deeply involved in R&D across a range of mobility and disability products.

To master every detail of production and identify areas for improvement, Denz left the office to work directly alongside welders, panel beaters, and builders on the factory floor. This allowed him to deliver firsthand reports to the director on where production needed optimization. He was promoted to General Manager in 2015. Beyond personally building products, he researched and identified new vehicles in the US market suitable for conversion to wheelchair-accessible models. The Honda Odyssey was introduced in 2015, followed by the Kia Sorento in 2016 after extensive consultation with the team.

Denz is a member of the SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) and is a certified Professional Engineer licensed in multiple states under the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES).