HEALTH AID OF OHIO, INC.

Health Aid of Ohio, Inc. specializes in the manufacturing and supply of advanced patient mobility and medical equipment, with deep expertise in power wheelchairs and related surgical appliances. The company delivers FDA-regulated, clinically validated mobility solutions tailored for veterans and individuals with complex physical impairments, including customizable powered wheelchairs, seating systems, and assistive devices compliant with Medicare and VA clinical guidelines. Their technical proficiency spans ergonomic design, adaptive control interfaces, battery optimization, and compliance with ISO 13485 quality standards and FDA 21 CFR Part 820 requirements, ensuring devices meet rigorous clinical and safety benchmarks for long-term use. The contractor maintains a consistent, high-volume relationship with the Department of Veterans Affairs, serving as a trusted supplier of mobility equipment under Federal Supply Schedule contracts. Their work supports VA’s mission to enhance veteran independence through durable medical equipment, with repeated awards for standardized and specialized power wheelchair models, indicating a strong alignment with VA’s rehabilitation and prosthetics program requirements. The primary industry focus is surgical appliance and supplies manufacturing (NAICS 339113), where the company positions itself as a niche provider of mobility-centric medical devices rather than general healthcare supplies. This vertical specialization enables targeted innovation in powered mobility technology, including programmable controls, pressure-relieving seating, and lightweight frame engineering. As a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified by the SBA, Health Aid of Ohio, Inc. operates from Cleveland, Ohio, leveraging its small business status to support federal diversity goals while maintaining agile, responsive manufacturing and logistics capabilities. The company’s certifications and regional presence reinforce its role as a compliant, mission-aligned supplier within the federal medical equipment ecosystem.