Refurbished walkers and wheelchairs fill gaps created by supply chain problems
DENVER -- Michele Lujan needed a wheelchair for her 52-year-old husband who had been hospitalized with COVID-19. But she had lost her job, and money was tight. Insurance wouldn't cover the cost, and she didn't see the use in buying something to meet a temporary need. So she turned to a loan closet not far from her home in the Denver suburb of Highlands Ranch.