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NSM Picks Up Scooters N More

January 28, 2021 by HME Business

NSM) has acquired Scooters N More (Valparaiso, Ind.), which should broaden NSMs reach in Northern Indiana and the Chicago metropolitan area.

“Our growing footprint supports our commitment to deliver 360-complete mobility solutions to more individuals who need them,” NSM’s CEO Bill Mixon said. “We look forward to expanding the availability of innovative products, breakthrough technologies and best-in-class services supporting independence throughout Northern Indiana.”

Founded in 1998 by John Frantom, Scooters N More has provided mobility and accessibility services in Indiana, and as an approved mobility vendor with several VA facilities, the company has a track record of supporting the mobility needs of area veterans.

This acquisition also creates another opportunity to further enhance the NSM and The Home Depot independent living program, an exclusive partnership that offers solutions to Home Depot that need to create a safer home environment.

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