Our Mission
At That Wheelchair Guy, we aim to empower people to live meaningful lives with comfortable, safe, and user-friendly mobility devices.
Our Values
Freedom
Every person deserves to be free. Struggling with mobility problems can make a person feel trapped, and prevent them from living a meaningful life. At That Wheelchair Guy, we partner with you to regain freedom.
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Compassion
Imagine not being able to get a drink when you're thirsty, and water is metres away. Imagine your family comes to visit and they have to sit by your bed because you can't get to the living room. These are the types of struggles our clients face. We feel and act on concern for our clients as human beings who want to life life freely.
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Accountability
At That Wheelchair Guy, we understand the importance of delivering our services as accurately and cost-effectively as possible. We are committed to transparency in our processes and fees every step of the way.
Commitment to Accessibility
Henry is committed to ensuring all services and this website are in compliance with the Accessibility Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). At That Wheelchair Guy, we strive to identify, remove, and prevent barriers to accessibility.
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We value your feedback! Please send an email and we will use your input to improve our services and website.
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
As an occupational therapist in private practice, Henry is committed to fostering an inclusive, accessible, and respectful environment for all individuals. His practice is grounded in the belief that everyone, regardless of their background, ability, or identity, deserves the opportunity to live a life of independence and dignity.
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At That Wheelchair Guy, we strive to provide personalized, compassionate care to individuals seeking mobility aids such as wheelchairs and rollators, ensuring that each client’s unique needs, preferences, and cultural context are respected. We are dedicated to creating an environment where all clients feel heard, valued, and empowered to make informed decisions about their mobility options.​
Henry actively works to challenge barriers to accessibility, inclusivity, and equity, and he is committed to continuing his education to understand and address the diverse needs of the communities he serves. His goal is to support all individuals in achieving greater independence and enhancing their quality of life, with respect for their autonomy, individuality, and human dignity.
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We value your feedback! Please send an email and we will use your input to improve our services and website.