CareCo are the UK’s leading mobility retailer, making every day a better day for people with age or disability-related limited mobility.

From humble beginnings in a barn to more than 35 showrooms, nationwide operational facilities and dedicated servicing and engineering centres, CareCo’s number one goal has never changed: helping people regain their independence with life changing mobility aids.

With a selection of award-winning products in their range, retail spaces unlike anything seen before in the industry, and partnerships with ambassadors and professionals recognised for their insight and expertise, CareCo strive to reduce the stigma in the mobility market and to make every day a better day for anybody who becomes part of their journey.

Mission Statement

To make every day better with mobility aids that are as easy to find as they are to use.

Vision

To create the mobility lifestyle category, and to lead it as the UK’s most trusted brand.

Values

Lead with heart

Remember: the benefits of our products and services are as emotional as they are physical. Put your heart into everything by communicating openly, being honest about your strengths and taking responsibility for what you do. Make it personal, be genuine, and back yourself.

Lend a hand

In even the smallest of ways, do something today that makes tomorrow better for someone else. Be generous, especially with your time and expertise, and be willing to help. Celebrate community, encourage collaboration and promote inclusion every time the opportunity arises.

Embrace the adventure

Where would CareCo be without grit? Resilience in the face of adversity, together with inquisitiveness, innovation and industry. That’s the Barn Mentality. We don’t stand still and wait to see what happens – we make it happen. (We are a mobility company, after all.)

Raise the bar

We make a conscious commitment to quality in every product, service and interaction. But we also know that’s not enough, and it’s worth nothing if you don’t strive to improve. There’s nothing wrong with setting sky-high goals – that’s the key to progress.