Portland, Oregon: The Braun Corporation, the leading manufacturer of wheelchair accessible vehicles and wheelchair lift systems, recently honored Performance Mobility with the Customer 1st Award. The award recipients were selected based on customer survey results over the course of 2010.
Performance Mobility has been serving the transportation needs of individuals with limited mobility in the Portland, OR market for almost 20 years. The people at Performance Mobility are dedicated to improving lives by helping individuals achieve their greatest level of independence and quality of life with accessible transportation solutions. In addition to wheelchair accessible vans from BraunAbility, Performance Mobility offers sales and service of new and pre-owned accessible vans, wheelchair and scooter lifts, turning automotive seating, hand controls and high tech driving aids.
BraunAbility has over 200 dealer locations nationwide, and each is staffed with mobility experts who are trained to evaluate the individual needs of customers. In addition, most locations offer 24-hour roadside emergency assistance, so customers have the assurance of support and service for their BraunAbility wheelchair accessible vehicle, even in the middle-of-the-night or on a holiday weekend.
"Our customers rely on their dealers to provide a sales and service experience that addresses their unique needs," says Braun President Nick Gutwein. "These dealers have gone above and beyond in meeting their customers' needs and building life-long relationships with them."
For more information about Performance Mobility visit www.PerformanceMobility.com Visit www.braunability.com for more information about BraunAbility wheelchair vans and lift systems.
About The Braun Corporation
The Braun Corporation is the world's leading manufacturer of wheelchair accessible vans, ramps, and wheelchair lift systems. These products enable persons with physical disabilities to regain mobility and lead active and independent lives. The Indiana-based company was founded by Ralph Braun, who was diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy at a young age and unable to walk by age 15. Ralph was motivated by his disability to invent the world’s first electric scooter (the Tri-Wheeler) and wheelchair lift (the Lift-A-Way) in his parents' garage. Word spread and demand for the product increased, resulting in the birth of Save-A-Step Manufacturing, which ultimately became The Braun Corporation. The company, via the BraunAbility brand, offers the most diverse model lineup in the industry, including the most popular minivan models from Dodge, Chrysler, Honda, and Toyota. For more information about the Braun Corporation or our outstanding line of wheelchair accessible vehicles, please visit www.braunability.com.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
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